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iPod data recovery software is read only and non destructive utility which repairs formatted image files, photographs and video clippings from iPod library. iPod file restoration tool recovers deleted MP3, MP4, AVI and MPEG files from logically damaged iPod memory. iPod data salvage program restores accidentally deleted music videos and playlists from iPod shuffle. iPod file retrieval utility recovers formatted digital picture files and folders that contains video songs, audio clips and missing snapshots from iPod. iPod file rescue tool recovers all data lost due to hardware malfunction, improper device usage and any other kind of failure to access data. iPod data recovery software retrieves intentionally or unintentionally deleted files of different formats including JPEG, GIF and MPEG from logically crashed iPod classic. iPod iTunes retrieval utility is compatible with various versions of Windows operating system including Windows 98, XP and Vista. iPod data salvage program provides wizard style GUI interface which assists professional as well as non professional users in operating the software.Features:* iPod data recovery software restores deleted iTunes, MP3 files, music videos, photographs, pictures from logically corrupted iPod library.* iPod file restoration utility retrieves erased playlists, corrupted audio-video clippings from iPod classic.* iPod data salvage program allows you to recover formatted digital pictures, frozen MP3, MP4 and AVI files from inaccessible iPod.*  iPod data rescue tool provides support to all major iPod models including iPod shuffle, iPod classic, iPod nano and iPod mini.* iPod file retrieval utility recovers intentionally deleted photographs, snapshots, digital pictures and audio-video songs from undetected iPod.More information available at:http://www.salvagemyfiles.com/salvagemyfiles/ipod.html

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As we know, if we want modify game data of iPhone or iPod Touch, we must “Jailbreaking” it first. But now, with a new software named iTunes Backup Manager, we can modify game data without jailbreaking! For example, I’m playing a game named “Dungeon Hunter” and I want more money in the game, here are the steps:

In fact, modify game data is only a “byproduct” of iTunes Backup Manager, the main goal of the software if browse, view, export and edit iTunes backed-up files. With this software, you can view iPhone SMS messages, contacts and notes on your computer, you can also export them as text file or Excel file.Please check iPodRobot’s Home and iPodRobot’s Blog for more detail.

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If you are like most iPod owners, you probably have never even considered using the manual mode on your iPod. Do you even know what the manual mode is? First consider what exactly the manual mode is and then, why you should use it.
So, you go to your computer to upload music to your iPod, if you just plug it in and your iTunes music library automatically starts sending music to your iPod, then this is the automatic mode, not the manual. This is the default mode; it is already configured to update the contents whenever your iPod is plugged in.
When using your iPod, the manual mode, on the other hand, lets you select only the files you want and then transfer those selected files to your iPod. To switch your iPod into the manual mode, you first have to go to your iTunes Source list and select the iPod icon.
When you do this, a new icon should pop appear at the bottom right corner if your iTunes window. If you click on this icon, the iPod Preferences window will pop up. Now, to get your iPod to stop updating automatically, you need to enable the Manually Manage Songs and Playlists option. Click OK and the Preferences window will close. Now you are ready to start adding only the music files that you want.
In order to place new music onto your iPod, you need to drag the selected file from your iTunes library and onto the iPod icon in the Source list or into one of your playlists. If you wish to create a new playlist, just click its icon in the Source list and then click on the Plus button at the bottom.
If you have too many files to move manually, or if you just want to get music from a particular genre or artist, you can use the iTunes Browser (press Command-B) and you can select whole genres, albums, or artists to be moved to your iPod. Now that you have changed your iPod to update manually, you should not have to do it again unless you want to switch back to automatically update because this setting is stored on your iPod.
Now that you have changed your iPod to update manually you can easily connect it to more than one computer. This works for people who have more than one computer where they have music stored, like at college or work.
If you had your iPod set on automatic and you went to connect it to another computer, a window will pop up saying that your iPod library is about to be erased and will be replaced with music stored on this computer. Manual mode will save the user a lot of time and grief.
Another reason, you may want to use the manual mode of your iPod is because you are able to play songs that are stored on your iPod through speakers on the computer that the iPod is attached to. If you wish to do this, simply click on the iPod icon in the Source list and pick a song that is shown in the iTunes main window, press play. Or you can play an entire playlist by selecting it and pressing play.
More and more people are starting to change their iPod to manual mode for many reasons. For instance, you may be running out of space on your iPod and wish only to upload a certain few songs. Others want to delete songs from their iTunes library but want to keep it on their iPod.
However, you will not be able to copy music from your iPod back to your iTunes library. This is a protection added to try and cut down on the number of people who pirate music illegally.
Now that you know exactly what the manual mode on your iPod is, how to switch your iPod to manual mode from automatic mode, and some benefits of using it, you are now able to be more in control of the music that you have on your iPod. With the growing number of iPod owners and users, knowing how to use your iPod correctly is becoming more and more important.

The iPod is a portable media player that was originally launched in October 2001. Since then, it has taken the market (and world) by storm in many respects, and has won several awards – the best computer product of 2006, the most innovative audio product, and an award for engineering excellence. There are also several ranges of the iPod – the iPod Classic, the iPod Nano (which is video capable), the iPod Shuffle and the new iPod Touch (which has been released in conjuction with the Apple iPhone.) We’ll be looking at the new iPod touch in this article. The iPod Classic makes use of an internal hard drive (offering storage capability up to 80GB) while the smaller iPod’s, including the new Touch, make use of flash memory. The iPod’s strength is its ease of use, ability to port over a wide range of platforms, and its mobility. But there are many other advantages too – video capable iPod’s are able to connect straight to the TV with the purchase of some extra adaptors, and allow you to play video or view images from your iPod onto the TV (at a resolution of 640×480.) Also, the iPod can be used as an external storage device, which is an added advantage, as this requires no extra software to set up, but a simple plug in and copy. As far as media mobility and synchronization is concerned, the iPod can synchronize music and playlists from and to the iTunes software which Apple supplies with the product, which can be installed on any Mac or Windows computer. Through iTunes, you are able to browse an online catalogue of music and video, and download at an affordable price. The new iPod Touch has been released in September of 2007, and offers many of the features of the iPhone, but it differs to the iPhone in that the the Touch does not have phone capabilities. The iPod Touch is 8mm thin (smaller than the iPhone) and 4.3″ tall. It has a 3.5 widescreen display with multitouch technology, where all the controls are activated by the touch screen. What sets the iPod Touch apart from the previous installments of iPod (other than multitouch technology) is the built in Internet Safari browser – which means you can surf the internet, including YouTube videos, directly from your iPod. You can also purchase and download music and video straight from iTunes on-line onto your iPod, which is not the same as previous models (needing a PC or laptop to download music from, and synchronizing the music to your iPod.) For internet connectivity, the iPod Touch comes with built-in wireless, and has also entered into a program with participating Starbucks stores, where through wireless you can see the latest ten songs played within the store and download them straight away to your iPod. The iPod Touch also has auto-landscape viewing (if you turn it to its side, the screen automatically adjusts to the angle you are holding the device.) The iPod Touch comes in 8GB and 16GB sizes respectfully, and provides about 22 hours of audio playback (5 hours of video playback.) It is a full portable media player – offering music, video and photo software, and promises to be a landmark product within the portable media player market.

No matter how much space you may have on your iPod, there is going to come that day that you will want to free up some space by deleting some songs or playlists off of your iPod. Knowing this ahead of time that you cannot delete songs or playlists off of your iPod itself without a computer will help you out in the future. You need to go through your computer and through iTunes to manage your song files. This is the only safe way to really manage your songs and playlists.
In order to do this, you will want to hook up your iPod to your computer. Next, you will then want to delete the songs or playlists in iTunes and revise your iPod. iPod was not designed to delete songs or playlists off manually with out a computer.
There are two different ways to delete songs or playlists and revise your iPod with iTunes. You can do this automatically or manually, whatever type of technique you may choose depends on the preferences that you set up in iTunes. Unless the settings are in iTunes, it will automatically update the iPod when you go to hook it up to your computer after you have followed the steps to delete songs and playlists automatically. If you cannot do this, you should follow the instructions for doing it the manual way.
There is a setting that can be set so that the iPod syncing preference is in iTunes. To do this, you need to connect the iPod to the computer. Open iTunes and select iPod in iTunes source list. Press the option button in far right bottom corner. The option button will not appear if the iPod was not selected in the step from above. iPod preference window appears. Click to select automatic option or manual update option. If the select Automatically Update Selected Playlist Only option is chosen, make sure playlist that you want to delete from your iPod is not selected.
You can have songs or playlists automatically deleted. Open up your iTunes. Pick a song or playlist that you would want to delete from your iPod. Then from the edit menu, choose clear or press the delete key. If a dialog box appears pres yes. Song or playlist should be deleted from iTunes. If the connection from the iPod to the computer chooses to update the songs on your iPod from file menu or the connection from your iPod to the connection to your iTunes will automatically revise iPod and delete songs or playlist that was deleted from above.
When you are ready to delete songs or playlist manually, open iTunes. Select iPod in source list. Choose song or playlist you would want to delete from iPod. Deleting playlist or a song from playlist will now get rid of song from iPod.
Next go to edit menu, choose clear or press delete. Press, yes if dialog box appears. The song or playlist should be deleted from the iPod. Manually deleting songs or playlists from iPod you do not want to delete a song or playlist from iTunes. Deleting a song from playlist will not eliminate song from iPod. Choose iPod in iTunes source list and find song that you would like to delete.
Do not format iPod to erase songs or playlists. Do not use any sort of disk utility programs like Disk Utility, Drive Setup or Windows Explorer to wipe out iPod. Wiping out songs this way can hinder the iPods music playing capabilities and you may have to revise or reset your iPod to get it to work properly again.
To reset iPod with Scroll Wheel and iPod with Touch Wheel:
Connect iPod to power adaptor and plug into an outlet or connect iPod to Macs built in FireWire port.
Press the Hold switch on & off.
For about 6 to 10 seconds press and hold Play/Pause and the menu button until the Apple logo can be seen on the screen. Repeat these steps if necessary.
To reset iPod with Circle Wheel:
Connect iPod to power adaptor and plug into an outlet.
Press the Hold switch on & off.
For about 6 to 10 seconds press and hold play/pause and the menu button until the Apple log can be seen on the screen. Repeat these steps if necessary.
To reset an iPod with a Click Wheel:
Press the Hold switch on and off.
Press and hold for about 6 to 10 seconds the menu and select buttons until the Apple logo appears on the display screen.
With all the tips from above, your iPod will have plenty of free space and work like new.