Apple iPod

To copy photos from iPod to your computer, make sure iPod is using Disk Mode and your computer has the latest version of iTunes. iPhoto or Image Capture do not see the photos you've saved on iPod. You can't copy the photos to your computer. Release date: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 19:11:00 GMT

You can use your iPod as a drive (hard drive or flash drive depending on your iPod) to store and transfer data files on (also known as disk mode). Tip: To transfer music files to iPod, use iTunes. You can't see the songs iTunes copies to your iPod in the Finder or My Computer/Computer. If you copy m...

By Jonathan Schlaffer The iPod Touch and iPhone are not like other iPods; possessing no "disk use" mode. With other iPods it is possible to use that mode to access the flash memory or hard drive directly and pull music off the iPod, this is not possible with ...

By James Allan Brady On the inside, it continues looking like the iPod Touch with the same SpringBoard style layout as the iPhone and iPod Touch with the same glass-like rounded icons. But, thankfully, that is the end of the theft, everything else is fairly unique.

Filed under: iPod Family, Rumors, Software Update, iPhone TUAW reader Josh Zeller tipped us off to this electronista post suggesting that a big firmware upgrade is about to bow, bringing voice recording and disk mode to the iPhone. If true, these major features would be welcome addition...

By Mark Wilson Similarly to an iPod, the iPhone will prohibit the drag and drop sharing of iTunes media, but it will support your other data transfers a la flash drive. It sounds like a solid update, even if there's nothing Earth-shattering in the mix. (Oh, and of course those who've hacked their iPhones ca...

By Erica Sadun Filed under: iPod Family, Rumors, Software Update, iPhoneTUAW reader Josh Zeller tipped us off to this electronista post suggesting that a big firmware upgrade is about to bow, bringing voice recording and disk mode to the iPhone. If true, these major features would be welcome addition...

After updating an iPod classic or an iPod nano (3rd generation) to iPod software 1.0.2, the device may continuously reboot after resyncing iTunes music library. If this occurs, the iPod will not be recognized or seen in iTunes. Products affected iPod classic iPod nano (3rd generation) Solu...

Solution Restore iPod from Disk Mode Disconnect iPod from your computer.Manually put iPod into Disk Mode as explained in support document 93651.Open the latest version of iTunes and connect iPod.Restore iPod as explained in support document 60983. Setup Service for iPod

Command-Tab has some nice illustrations of lesser known iPod commands. I grew tired of Googling each time I needed the correct button sequence to put iPods into their various modes, so I've put together this little interactive display. Click on one of the three darkened buttons above to di...