Jul 17
Free iTunes music lessons
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Want to be a true guitar hero? A series of free iTunes podcasts can help.
From: The iPod Blog
Jul 17
About iTunes library files
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We constantly tell you to back up your iTunes Library and iTunes Music Library.xml files when mucking with your iTunes library, but what are these things?
From: The iPod Blog
Jul 16
Where are the iPhone’s iPod improvements?
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We’ve heard much of the new iPhone’s networking, enterprise, and third-party features, but virtually nothing about improvements to its handling of media. Christopher Breen has some suggestions.
From: The iPod Blog
Jul 16
Where are the iPhone’s iPod improvements?
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We’ve heard much of the new iPhone’s networking, enterprise, and third-party features, but virtually nothing about improvements to its handling of media. Christopher Breen has some suggestions.
From: The iPod Blog
Jul 16
How to update iTunes podcasts
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Is iTunes missing episodes from a favorite podcast? Here’s how to put things right.
From: The iPod Blog
Jul 16
How to update iTunes podcasts
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Is iTunes missing episodes from a favorite podcast? Here’s how to put things right.
From: The iPod Blog
Jul 16
Monopolizing my mind
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As it turns out, not all iPod games stink. Remove the inaccurate twitch factor and you may enjoy the iTunes Store’s entertainment offerings.
From: The iPod Blog
Jul 16
Monopolizing my mind
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As it turns out, not all iPod games stink. Remove the inaccurate twitch factor and you may enjoy the iTunes Store’s entertainment offerings.
From: The iPod Blog
Jul 16
Manage your iTunes library
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You probably have a lot of stuff in your iTunes library. Music, movies, TV shows, podcasts, and audiobooks can easily add up to thousands of files. iTunes is both a media player and a database, and it’s the latter feature that helps you organize all these files.
From: The iPod Blog
Jul 16
Monopolizing my mind
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As it turns out, not all iPod games stink. Remove the inaccurate twitch factor and you may enjoy the iTunes Store’s entertainment offerings.
From: The iPod Blog