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I don’t want to be the person who is stuck in a rut and having to rely on the same ‘iPod’ or ‘iPad’ for music, movies, videos, photos, and other things. I want to be the person who is taking control of my life by using technology to make me more productive and happy.

I am not saying that ipods don’t have the potential to be a great music and video device. I am saying that the problem is that most people don’t do anything with them but throw them away and use something else.

What people are doing with ipods and ipods is using ipods as an mp3 player, which is a fairly common practice, but they are still used to create and play audio content. You could do the same thing with an iPod and play music on it, but that’s a lot of extra steps that most people don’t want to bother with.

The ipod is an incredibly portable music and video device. In fact, most of the people that I know that use ipods use them as a portable music and video player. I personally used mine many times over the course of my life to listen to and film music and visuals on my ipod. I never thought I would be talking about it here, but I must admit that I do have a few things to say about ipods with regard to them not being a great music player.

I find the ipod to be a great music player. The ipod runs a custom firmware that gives it great sound quality, and it has great battery life. The ipod is also amazingly portable. If you have an ipod, and you’re not in the mood to deal with the hassle of charging it, you can buy a cheap USB cable and charge your ipod with just about anything you have in your pocket.

For those of you who are not in the mood to deal with the hassle of charging your ipod, I have two suggestions. The first – and this is very important – is to just buy an ipod and plug it into your laptop right away. You will be amazed at how much better your music will sound on your laptop with it. The second suggestion is to just use a wired or wireless headset if your laptop doesn’t have one.

I’m not sure Apple’s new iPod 6 models can play your music. I know they can import MP3 music from your iPod, but the 6 models can only import MP3 music if it’s over 3.5 GB. There is a setting in iTunes that allows you to import larger media, but that is only for the older iPod models. I really wish they would offer a setting in iTunes for any iPod that can import MP3 data.

Well, if you’re using my recommendation then you are using the wrong one. The 6th generation iPod can only import MP3 music over 3.5GB. On my iPod, my MP3 files are over 1.5GB.

When I use the iPod, I use my music library on my phone. Its a shame they dont make an iPod that can play music on its own.

It’s a shame that the 6th generation iPod can only import MP3 files. But what you’re talking about is an MP3 player. And the iPod itself has a built-in music player of sorts, so why not offer that as an option? Of course, that might be a bit confusing for some users. I’m not sure.