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Established in 1996, EveryMac.com originally spun-off EveryiPod.com to cover the iPod separately from the Mac and with greater detail. More recently, in response to the increasing diversity of Apple's "i" line, the spin-off site was expanded as Everyi.com.
EveryiPod.com since has been repurposed to highlight iPod specific info from Everyi.com, like detailed specs and answers for all iPod models, much as the site did prior to the introduction of the iPhone and iPad. That's not all, though.
For recent and current iPod models, EveryiPod.com also links to official iPod manuals, active discussion forums, a helpful selection of iPod reviews and videos and more.
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Select the iPod of interest for complete specs and details on the exact model.
For specs on all iPod touch and iPod nano models click the "All iPod touch Specs" and "All iPod nano Specs" tabs, respectively. For specs on every iPod from the original iPod released in 2001 to the current models, please refer to iPod Specs.
Select the iPod touch of interest for complete specs on the specific model.
If you are unsure of which iPod touch you have, identify it by order number, model number, serial number and more with EveryiPod.com's Ultimate iLookup.
Select the iPod nano of interest for complete specs on the specific model.
If you are unsure of which iPod nano you have, identify it by order number, model number, serial number and more with EveryiPod.com's Ultimate iLookup.
Since it was established in 1996, EveryMac.com has been answering Mac questions from readers. EveryiPod.com's iPod Q&A and iPod Troubleshooting & Repair Q&A likewise answer iPod specific questions in-depth.
Click on each tab for the five most frequently asked iPod questions in each category.
Five of the top iPod Q&As covering the differences between models include:
- What are the differences between the 2010 and 2011 iPod touch 4th Generation and the iPod touch 3rd Generation?
- What are the differences between the 2010 and 2011 iPod nano 6th Generation models and the iPod nano 5th Generation models they replaced? Which is best for me?
- What are all the differences between the iPod touch 4th Generation (2011), the iPhone 4S, and the iPad 2? Which one is right for my needs?
- What are the differences between the iPod shuffle 4th Generation and the earlier iPod shuffle 3rd Generation? How does the 4th Generation model compare to the 2nd Generation one?
- What are the differences between the iPod touch 3rd Generation (Late 2009) and the iPod touch 2nd Generation?
Five of the top iPod Q&As covering features and performance include:
- Which iPods are currently shipping? How many songs does each hold? What are the pros and cons of each? Which should I buy?
- How many songs does every iPod, iPod mini, iPod nano, iPod touch, and iPod shuffle hold?
- How well does the iPod touch 4th Generation work as a VOIP/Skype phone in "real-world" use?
- How fast is the iPod touch 4th Generation compared to the iPhone 4 and original iPad in "real-world" use?
- Which iPods can sync and charge via USB? Which iPods can sync and charge via Firewire?
Five of the top iPod Q&As covering troubleshooting and repair include:
- How can I unlock my iPod, iPod nano, or iPod touch if I forgot the "Screen Lock" code?
- How can I transfer or copy music from my iPod to my computer?
- How do I reboot or restart a "frozen" or "hung" iPod?
- How do I fix my iPod if it will not turn on, turn off, or wake up?
- How do I replace the battery in the iPod touch models?
If your question is not answered above, be sure to see EveryiPod.com's iPod Q&A and iPod Troubleshooting & Repair Q&A with more than 100 questions answered. Official iPod manuals and unofficial forums for technical support may be useful, as well.
Apple's official instruction manuals for the popular iPod touch, iPod nano and iPod shuffle lines are linked in PDF format are below. For other iPods, please see iPod Manuals.
The model number is a specific identifier listed on each iPod in tiny print. For additional help identifying a specific model, refer to iPod Identification.
The official instruction manuals for each iPod touch follow:
For manuals for the iPod nano and iPod shuffle, click the "iPod nano Manuals" and "iPod shuffle Manuals" tabs, respectively. For other iPods, see iPod Manuals.
The official instruction manuals for each iPod nano follow:
For all other iPod models, please see iPod Manuals.
The official instruction manuals for each iPod shuffle follow:
For all other iPod models, please see iPod Manuals.
If the manual does not help, be sure to also read EveryiPod.com's answers to frequently asked questions and search messages on iPod forums, too.
iPod Forums:
EveryiPod.com answers more than 100 frequently asked iPod questions and the manual covers many basic issues, as well. If you have another question, perhaps a member of the iPod community can come to the rescue.
A selection of active iPod communities include:
| Apple (Official) | iLounge Forums | Everything iCafe | iPodWizard |
| iPodtouchForum | TiPb Forums | ModMyi Forums | CreativeCow |
Before posting a new message in the above forums, or any forum, be sure to:
- Read the rules and community guidelines.
- Search the forum and other forums to make sure your question has not been answered previously.
- When you post a message, link to information from the forum and other sources to show that you have "done your homework" and you aren't lazy.
Following these tips will increase the likelihood that the iPod community will help you.
Hand-selected, quality reviews for the currently shipping iPod models -- the iPod touch "4.5" Gen, iPod nano (6th Gen/Multitouch), iPod shuffle (4th Gen) and iPod classic -- follow. For the current iPod touch and iPod nano, video reviews also are provided.
The well-known iLounge has in-depth multipage reviews covering features, use, battery life, gaming, accessories and more for the current iPod touch, iPod nano, iPod shuffle and iPod classic.
Although not as detailed, ArsTechnica likewise has helpful reviews for the current iPod touch and iPod nano that may be of interest. You may also enjoy the site's "re-review" of the original iPod on its tenth birthday.
For a Mac perspective, MacWorld provides reviews of the current iPod touch, iPod nano, iPod shuffle, and iPod classic.
Finally, for those poor souls unfortunate enough to still use Windows, PCMag provides useful reviews of the current iPod touch, iPod nano, iPod shuffle, and iPod classic, too.
iPod Video Reviews:
Quality video reviews for the current iPod touch and iPod nano follow. The first one, from Insanely Great Mac, reviews the iPod touch 4th Gen (the iPod touch "4.5" Gen is identical apart from a white color option), and the second one, from DetroitBorg, covers the latest software for the iPod nano (6th Gen).
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