iPod touch

After you update to iOS 4.2.1, check to see whether your synced audio and video content is still there. Here's what to do if it's missing.

For the third year in a row, Apple today kicked off its annual back-to-school promotion, offering rebates of up to $199 toward the purchase of an iPod Touch or another iPod when bought with a qualifying Mac.

One of the less-pleasant parts of being an IT Manager with a Mac network who writes about the same is that unlike my non-Mac managing compatriots, I have to pay attention to all the news that surrounds any Apple announcement. The iPad is no exception. Nor is it an exception to Sturgeon's Law, especially in the...quality of commentary about the device. Most of it makes me wonder if the people behind the commentary aren't just using a Mad Libs application to generate said commentary. The accuracy wouldn't be much worse. Fortunately, the actual story is a lot less worrisome.

How to shuffle or get continuous play of podcasts on an iPhone or iPod Touch -- in 4 easy steps.

Music game fans hoping to take their plastic instrument playing skills on the road can rest easy. EA Mobile has released the iPhone and iPod Touch version of its console title, Rock Band, the game that allows you and your friends to strum, smash or sing along with your favorite songs.

You've seen Apple roll out the new iPod nano and new iPod touch. Heck, you've heard what we have to say on both the new models. But perhaps you're wondering what really makes these suckers tick.

If there was one thing almost everyone was certain about in the run-up to Wednesday's music event, it was that the new iPod Touches would include a camera.

Apple cut the price on its 8GB iPod touch Wednesday while boosting the performance and capacity of the other models of its touchscreen music player. Apple made the announcements during its Rock & Roll press event in San Francisco.

Sorry for yelling; I really need to psych myself up for this.

The iPhone doesn't need a stylus, but the long life of the Palm Pilot shows the value of apps.

So far, most developers seem to be focused mainly on expanding existing apps to incorporate iPhone OS 3.0-enabled capabilities, such as push notifications and MMS support (in some markets). Here's a quick look at five applications iPhone and iPod Touch owners should consider.