Using an iPod to play music in the workplace can have many benefits, including reducing stress levels and increasing staff morale. According to study conducted by Vision Critical, music can also ...

Most places might discourage using an iPod at work, but if you regularly save notes or meetings in audio format then keeping one around is useful. Using a Windows or Mac laptop, you can transfer these ...

Until iPhone and iPod touch came along, all of Apple's media players connected with computers much in the same way as external hard drives: once plugged in, it had no control of its own. That makes ...

Do you ever wish you can just drag and drop music and videos you to your Apple device without using iTunes? Ever found the video you're trying to transfer is rejected as it's in the wrong format?

As we all know it's simple to load music into the iPod whether it's with iTunes or any number of alternatives. But what about getting music off your iPod? That's not so simple. In fact, using only the ...

iPhone/iPod touch only: Freeware application iSlsk is a Soulseek peer-to-peer client for the iPhone and iPod touch which can download MP3s from the Soulseek network directly to your device. Once ...

When your computer fails beyond recovery, there's no immediately obvious solution for getting your music back. But, if you have your music on your iPod, you can get it through a free piece of software ...

Despite the fact that Apple constantly "encourages" users to back up their music, people still often find themselves in the awkward predicament of needing to download their entire libraries back off ...

I've just gotten a new Mac and want to transfer my music onto it, but I don't have an easy way to get it off my old computer. Is there a simple, free way I can just transfer it from my iPod or iPhone?

As an Apple Music subscriber, you have the option to download songs, playlists and albums from the ‌Apple Music‌ catalog to your devices for offline listening. This obviously takes up local storage on ...

Never did we think we'd need to do a How-To on something which should be part of the basic functionality of a portable music player, but once you put your tunes on an iPod unfortunately it's a one-way ...