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1Powering Your iPod touchIn This Chapter▶ Looking inside the box▶ Finding what your iPod touch is good for▶ Setting up your iPod touch wirelessly▶ Con

16Part I: Touching All the Basics iPod touch displays a screen for entering your birthday (which is used as a question for retrieving your password if

17 Chapter 1: Powering Your iPod touchConnecting to iTunesiTunes manages your library of content and apps on your computer, and enables you to sync ap

18Part I: Touching All the Basics 1. Launch iTunes and connect your iPod touch to the computer with a USB cable. iTunes recognizes the iPod touc

19 Chapter 1: Powering Your iPod touch • If you purchased your iPod touch directly from Apple and you have an iTunes Store, App Store, Apple Store, M

20Part I: Touching All the Basics 7. Give your iPod touch a name, set the automatic sync options, and then click Done (on a Mac) or Finish (on Wind

21 Chapter 1: Powering Your iPod touchFigure 1-5: Name your iPod touch and automatically synchronize content in one step.You can leave your iPod touch

22Part I: Touching All the Basics Facing Charges of BatteryYou can take a six-hour flight from New York City to California and watch videos on your iP

23 Chapter 1: Powering Your iPod touchDon’t try to replace it yourself because opening your iPod touch invalidates the warranty. Keeping an iPod touc

24Part I: Touching All the Basics Saving powerThe iPod touch uses power doing things like accessing the Internet, using Bluetooth devices, keeping up

25 Chapter 1: Powering Your iPod touch ✓ Turn it off completely. You can turn the iPod touch completely off by holding down the sleep/wake button for

8Part I: Touching All the Basics motion detection (such as rotation and shaking), and Internet connectivity for surfing the Web and checking e-mail. L

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9 Chapter 1: Powering Your iPod touchOutside the boxYou may want to have around a few things that are not in the box. For exam-ple, even though you do

10Part I: Touching All the Basics You need the following: ✓ A PC or Mac to run iTunes: On a PC, iTunes version 10 (version 10.5 as of this writing) re

11 Chapter 1: Powering Your iPod touchis the Swiss Army Knife of media: It plays music, music videos, TV shows, movies, audio books, photo slideshows,

12Part I: Touching All the Basics can set up your home or office with Wi-Fi using a Wi-Fi hub such as Apple’s AirPort Extreme.) After it finds one or

13 Chapter 1: Powering Your iPod touchyou can find your iPod touch if it is lost, and even wipe its contents remotely (if it’s stolen); see Chapter 6.

14Part I: Touching All the Basics your iPod touch and sync it with iTunes, as I show in “Connecting to iTunes,” later in this chapter. (Some older com

15 Chapter 1: Powering Your iPod touch 3. Tap a password for the Wi-Fi network if needed, or log in to the net-work with your ID and password, and t