Monday, March 24, 2008

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Tip #1

When you are planning to buy your iPod, consider buying a good warranty with your iPod. While a number of people will be tempted to give up the warranty on the basis that they expect to be purchasing another iPod in a couple of years, at the same time getting the most out of your iPod is not easy when you are consistently purchasing a new one. If you do not have need of the advancements in technology that are made over a stretch of two or three years (and most people do not), then go with the warranty and aim to keep your iPod for a long time.

Tip #2

When you are loading music onto your iPod, consider planning ahead with the space that your iPod has available. While some iPods can have their memory expanded through removable memory chips, at the same time it is always a good idea to have your favorite music that you listen to most often on the iPod’s hard drive in case you don’t remember a particular chip at home. Planning ahead and using the space available on the iPod with great efficiency will help you to make sure that you are able to establish a priority in which your favorite music make their way onto the iPod and all of the other songs are on memory chips that you can put in whenever you feel like having a change.

Tip #3

Treat your iPod with extreme care. Unless you do this, you might notice that your iPod will wear and tear over time until you are not able to use it anymore. This happens to all electronic devices over time, but proper care of a specific device can do a lot to prolong the life that it has. Make sure that your iPod has a secure location whenever you are not using it and do your best not to drop it when you are using it. Also, consider getting a case for it that is insulated so that you do not have to expose it to drastic changes in weather (i.e. cold outside and warm inside) on a frequent basis. This will help the electronic circuits not to crack from the constant expansion and contraction and that of course will make sure that your iPod will get a very long life.

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