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 ...

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 ...

Click to viewEveryone loves the iPod. Not everyone loves iTunes. It's not that iTunes is a bad application, but it does limit what you can do with your iPod. This week I'll show you how to free ...

Update, May 2008: For newer iPod models, see our complete guide to copying music from your iPod to your computer. How to Copy Music from Your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to Your Computer for Free Read ...

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 ...

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 ...

iTunes now sells DRM-free AAC files, and that means it's compatible with loads of devices. We've published a round-up of devices that support this format, and advice about the format itself as well.