Music transfer Using the iPod to transfer music from one Mac to another, while apparently possible, will be inconvenient. Apple clearly does not want to encourage doing this. When you first connect ...

Apple Computer's decision early this year to offer USB 2.0 cables on some iPod models led many people to think Apple was abandoning support for its home-grown FireWire standard. Speculation cooled ...

Last week, triggered by a rash of new cases caused by Apple's 2004-7-15 updater, we again touched on problems of iSight interference with iPod operation, as well as host system stability. Among the ...

I am attempting to syncronize my 20gb ipod with about 15GB of music but it takes it about 10 hours for it to finish up. The music is stored on a server share that is mapped to drive M:. Both computers ...

Recognizing that available FireWire 400 ports are sometimes a scarcity, Griffin Technology has introduced the Dock800, a FireWire 800 cable that works with Apple Computer Inc.’s iPods and iPod mini.

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FireWire is still Apple Computer's baby, but the proud parent is cutting the cord. With the latest crop of iPods, Apple is no longer including a FireWire cable in the box. The music players will still ...

There are too many variables here to get an accurate answer, but I'd thought I'd throw this issue in here to get your read on it.<BR>My brand new 20GB WinPod died before I could even use it once. Here ...

While I generally use this space to solve problems rather than pose them, I’d like to use its long arm to solicit your help. A few individuals on Apple’s Discussion Forums are having a very specific ...

The Niestat brothers were wrong. The iPod's dirty secret is not the iPod's irreplaceable battery, but flaky FireWire ports in early models. Contrary to the assertions of brothers Casey and Van Niestat ...