iPod Touch for Dummies

by Tony Bove

The ultimate beginner guide to the iPod touch--completely updated and in full-color! The iPod touch combines three great products--a widescreen iPod with touch controls, a portable game console, and a breakthrough Internet device--into one small and lightweight device. With this new edition, bestselling author Tony Bove walks you through powering up your iPod touch, personalizing it, establishing a Wi-Fi connection, and synchronizing your data. You'll explore how to surf the web, rent movies, buy songs, send and receive e-mail, get directions, check stocks, organize photos, watch videos, keep a calendar, and much more. Plus, you'll learn how to access hundreds of thousands of apps that help you do even more with your iPod touch.Covers powering up your iPod touch, getting comfortable with the touch controls, personalizing your iPod touch, and establishing a Wi-Fi connection Walks you through the basics of iTunes and the iTunes store so you can buy, download, and play music and movies; create playlists; and more Demonstrates how to synchronize your data, work with the calendar, organize and share photos, browse the Internet, send and receive e-mail, and get directions Offers assistance for using Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter on the iPod touch Explains how to browse and download applications from the App Store Helps you reset, update, restore, and troubleshoot your iPod touch iPod touch For Dummies, 2nd Edition presents you with all the updated information you need to get in touch with your iPod touch today!

Genres: Reference, Computers

256 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2009

Reviews

[Michael]

Let's just say the person I bought this book for is not the most technology-oriented person out there, and they were able to understand this book and figure out the iPod because of the book. What more can I say? It works!

[Andrew]

So that's what I did wrong with my iPod!

[K Parker]

Very helpful. Might be a good idea to buy this.

[Beckie]

I didn't read it cover-to-cover, but I did look over each chapter to glean any pertinent information. Of course, some of the book is already outdated, but is still a good reference.

[J Layne]

Great tips good also for iPhone and iPad.