How do I delete songs from my ipod touch without using my pc
What is the iPod?
The original Apple
press release defined the first iPod as:
A breakthrough MP3 music player that packs up to 1,000 CD-quality songs into an ultra-portable, 6.5 ounce design that fits in your pocket. iPod combines a major advance in portable music device design with Apple's legendary ease of use and Auto-Sync, which automatically downloads all your iTunes songs and playlists into your iPod, and keeps them up to date whenever you plug your iPod into your Mac.
In particular, the original iPod was unique compared to earlier flash
memory-based MP3 players because the hard drive enabled the iPod to store many times more songs or data files, and earlier hard drive-based players were enormous and generally not suitable for use while running, playing basketball, or performing other activities.
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Since the original iPod, Apple added Windows support and the line has expanded to include photo and video capability and games, as well as and smaller flash-based players -- the iPod nano and iPod shuffle models -- more like those that the original iPod decimated (but with greater capacity than was possible when the iPod was introduced). The iPod touch added wireless Internet access and the iPod nano 5G added an integrated video camera, FM radio, and pedometer to the series.
Competitive products have become much better as well over the years since the iPod was introduced, but few, if any, match the ease of use and seamless integration with music management software.
How do I turn off the iPod?
To turn off the full-size iPod, iPod mini, and iPod nano models, press and hold the play button. To turn off an iPod shuffle model, move the applicable switch to "off". To turn off an iPod touch model, press and hold the skeep/wake button and then drag the red slider that appears on the display.
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For additional information, please refer to "How to Turn iPod On and Off" from the Apple Support Site.
How do I charge the iPod?
For full-size iPod, iPod mini, iPod nano, and iPod touch models, you can charge the iPod by connecting it to your computer with the provided cable. Starting with the iPod mini (2G), Apple stopped providing an AC adapter, but for models that did not ship with one, an AC adapter can be purchased at additional cost.
For the first generation iPod shuffle, you recharge it by plugging it into a USB port. The second generation iPod shuffle needs to be plugged into a small dock or adapter that is connected to a computer.
Also see:
* Which iPods can sync and charge via USB? Which iPods can sync and charge via Firewire?
* Can I use USB 1.1 to charge or sync the iPod?
* Can I use Firewire to charge or sync the iPod nano or iPod 5G models?
* What is the difference between the second generation iPod shuffle and the first generation iPod shuffle?
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