If you own an iPod, this site is for you. Our site is packed full of interesting articles related to all topics ranging from how to fix a frozen ipod to replacing your iPods battery. All of our articles are listed down the right hand side of this page, however if you want to view them by popularity, click on the article tab on the top of the page.As the site grows we will be adding an easy-upload pictures section where you can view, rate and add your own iPod pictures. We might also consider adding a forum for regular members to discuss anything about iPods.
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24 Carat Gold iPod!
iPods have been made for roughly six years now. Apple have made many different models but we have never seen anything like this before. Earlier this month Amosu, announced that they will be releasing a range of 24-carat gold ipod plates. It will cost around US$600-$800 to get your ipod fitted with the gold plate, depending on the size of your iPod. The gold plate is genuine 24-carat gold with a mirror finish. If you like your music as good as gold then this is an excellent modification to make.
Apple sells 100,000,000th iPod!
Apple has announced the sale of their 100,000,000th iPod this month. It has taken 6 years and over 10 different models to reach this milestone. This astonishing amount of sales will make the iPod the biggest selling music player ever."At this historic milestone, we want to thank music lovers everywhere for making iPod such an incredible success," Apple CEO.
iPod nano explodes
A teenager from Melbourne, Australia reported that his ipod exploded while he was charging it via his PC. He caused a small explosion when trying to fix the unit with a screwdriver after it stopped working from going through the washing machine. The boys room filled with toxic smoke and he was treaded in hospital. he noted that it was more than a 'pop' and there was little fire. Apple investigated the unit and did not issue a product recall. A spokesman from Apple stated that there was nothing wrong with the ipod, it was caused from water interfering with the product. "It was more smoke than fire but it did leave a burn mark on the cover."
