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On The Go Playlists let users create custom playlists on their iPods, rather than needing to create them in iTunes and then sync that playlist to their iPod. This is a neat feature if you're away from your computer and want to DJ a party or just make a mix that suits your mood or locale.
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Despite having the same dock connector as the fifth-generation iPod, the iPhone doesn't work smoothly with all iPod accessories. In fact, when you plug an iPhone into an iPod speaker dock or similar audio accessory that uses the dock connector, you may get an onscreen warning telling you that the accessory isn't designed to work with the iPhone.
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If you just got an iPod Shuffle and haven't had an iPod before, you may be looking for a very common button found on most consumer electronics: the on/off switch. Well, stop your search because the iPod Shuffle doesn't have an on/off button.
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If you just got an iPod Video and haven't had an iPod before, you may be looking for a very common button found on most consumer electronics: the on/off switch. Well, stop your search because the iPod Video doesn't exactly have an on/off button.
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If you're considering buying an MP3 player, you've probably noticed that you've got about a million options for players to buy. Searching online or in stores, you've found that you could buy everything from a barebones player with a tiny screen that costs less than a nice dinner to things the size of small laptops with more features than most computers packed 10 years ago.
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The iPod touch is best described as an iPhone without the phone features. It has the same basic design, includes a large touchscreen, offers WiFi Internet connectivity, and iPod features including music and video playback, wireless music purchases from the iTunes Store, and CoverFlow browsing.
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The iPod Shuffle is the most portable iPod, a lightweight item that is designed specifically for use while exercising. These iPods don't have screens and instead either play the songs on them in a random order or straight through, like a playlist. The second-generation iPod Shuffle has a clip on its back to secure it to shirts and shorts.
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Sport cases for iPods can be tricky things. For the smaller iPods like nanos and Shuffles, getting a good case that stays in place on your body and protects the iPod during exercise isn't too tricky. For those who prefer to exercise with a fifth-generation iPod, though, the task can be trickier. You need a case that not only protects the clickwheel from scratching, but also a case that secures the iPod to your body and prevents it from moving much while you work out.
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The Belkin Clear Acrylic and Brushed Metal Case is a case that's well suited for day-to-day use while traveling and moving throughout your life. Though not ideal for sports uses, since it doesn't include a belt clip or armband for keeping out of your way, it's a terrific case for storing your iPod in a backpack, pocket, or jacket.
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The Incase Neoprene Sleeve for iPod is a very good iPod case that provides all the protection and options you'd want, but with one drawback that keeps it from being a five-star product.
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