In general, there are 2 basic types of iPod repair (reparar iPod). These are the replacement of the battery (bateria), and the repair (reparar) of the screen. You can choose to fix your iPod yourself with the aid of a self-help kit. On the other hand, you can also seek the assistance of a professional technician. If you want to make sure that your gadget is fixed by an expert, you might want to get a technician to do the reparation. Do not just opt for self-help kits if ever there is something wrong with your iPod. The worst thing that could happen if you choose to do it yourself is that you will damage your device even more and it will be beyond repair (reparar). To make your iPod last longer, you need to have it fixed by an expert technician in case of damage.

Nowadays, there are dozens of download sites that offer iPod movie downloads for much cheaper prices than iTunes. It is important to find out which offers the best deal for what we are paying for. The following sections would share with you 7 hot tips on how to select a iPod download site that meets your iPod needs for movies.

In April 2007, Apple and England's EMI record label held a joint press conference to announce that individual tracks from EMI would be available at the iTunes Store in two forms-the current 99-cent copy-protected form and a new $1.29 unprotected form, to be known as iTunes Plus.

Both the iPod and iTunes can shuffle your music: select Shuffle Songs on the iPod and let chance be your playlist, or use iTunes' Shuffle command or Party Shuffle feature for home listening at random ( see more on Party Shuffle). Even if you like using the shuffle feature, there are certain tracks you definitely don't want popping up in the middle of a random listening session-podcasts or other spoken word tracks, but also perhaps certain types of music. Most classical music does not lend itself to listening this way; do you really want to hear a random movement of a string quartet after a Beatles song?

Walk down the street in most cities-or through any college campus-and you're likely to see more iPods than you can count. But those iPods can do more than just pump up gym-goers as they work out, or enable students to rock out as they walk to class or watch videos during study breaks. The devices can also serve as powerful learning tools. Whether you're trying to pass Physics 101-or just learn passable French for your next business trip to Paris-the iPod can accommodate the eternal student in all of us.

You don't have to drive a Prius, have a worm bin out back, or keep a picture of Al Gore under your pillow to be concerned about saving energy and natural resources. I think everyone can agree that saving money is good. It just so happens that reducing the amount of electricity your computer, monitor, printer, and other electronic devices use is both environmentally friendly and economical. It's also easy when you know how. Here are eight ways to do that and more.

One of the things that makes the Intel-based Mac mini such an attractive media center is the slimmed-down desktop's video output capabilities-just hook the DVI port up to a high-definition television set, and you can watch the high-def movies stored on your mini the way they were meant to be seen.

Apple has made it pretty easy to sync an iPod with a computer, but what happens when things get a bit more complicated? You may have an entire family fighting to synchronize several iPods with one Mac. Or you may need to share sync duties between your home Mac and a Windows PC at work. If you have more music players or more computers than you know how to deal with, the following tips and tools can help.

The iTunes Music Store now offers upward of 15,000 podcasts in areas as diverse as technology, sports, politics, and health. And iTunes 5 makes it easy to find and subscribe to podcasts. But beyond that, details may get a little murky. Allow us to shed some light on the perplexing aspects of iTunes' podcasts, with these helpful tips and tricks.

In 2001, when Apple introduced the iPod, there was just one model-the only decision you had to make was to iPod or not to iPod. But in the past four years, the company has made things more complicated by adding several members to the iPod family.