Category:Using iTunes

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Using iTunes or iPod?

What is an iPod, how it's used, when is it useful, where is its usefulness, and why even bother having to deal with it having another gadget.

The difference between an MP3 and iPod players is the brand. iPod is made by apple, and MP3/4 is a Generic trade name for use by all those who can.

"iPod" is a Audio-book or Music (plus lil bit of a limited video) "Player." The iPod as a gadget basic operation is so simple.

To use the iPod you must first have downloaded "iTunes" which is free "application" from Apple via the internet to your computer. Just by googling the word: iTunes. The iTune icon automatically goes on the desktop.

When I surfed the Net, a lot of companies were advertising their products books, songs, etc by selling downloadable digitals digit, MP. Even, when apple iPod was doubtful first came about into existence since '01 and with my kinfolks using them, I believe they just now entered my own transcending plateau ecosphere of experiences when I was coerced by some outfit in getting their books-seminars on tape rather MP3 or iPod.

Where is it useful you dare say? Driving long distance cross-country, on an airplane, listening to cross-hair focus and fuse with target goal or outcome, listen blanket-shot diffuse focus 'bout target or watch out. And, so on and so forth. Backseat of the car.

Why even bother dealing? Because it exist, dealing with sounds, that is.

In Summary.

1. Download iTune to your computer free, whether you've an iPod or not. (note: iPod and iPhone are very different, indeed!).

2. Load your CDs to your computer, iTune kicks-in automatics. Sequentially feeding CDs by list! And then purchase an iPod (or listen to your gigs just with by using your computer).

3. Plug your iPod to your computer, and iTunes automatically loads and syncs. Make Sure to disengage and CLICK-on unplug icon prior to separating the iPod and plug from computer.

4. Listen to your listening discourse gadget. Done deal.