Using an iPod to play music in the workplace can have many benefits, including reducing stress levels and increasing staff morale. According to study conducted by Vision Critical, music can also ...

Most places might discourage using an iPod at work, but if you regularly save notes or meetings in audio format then keeping one around is useful. Using a Windows or Mac laptop, you can transfer these ...

The iPod is dead. You may have thought it vanished long ago, and while the gadget that pops into your head when you think of an iPod —that rectangle with the wheel — hasn't been sold for quite some ...

How to transfer music from iPod on PC without iTunes? iMazing allows you to quickly and easily transfer songs from your iPod to your Windows or Mac computer using its ...

Legislators in Wisconsin are mobilizing against a proposal they call the "iPod tax," in a battle over online music and movies that could soon spread across the United States. At issue is whether ...

As we all know it's simple to load music into the iPod whether it's with iTunes or any number of alternatives. But what about getting music off your iPod? That's not so simple. In fact, using only the ...

Your computer hard drive crashed and now all your precious music is trapped on that little white iPod of yours. Fear not: you can copy music from an iPod back to a computer, even if Apple won't tell ...

As an Apple Music subscriber, you have the option to download songs, playlists and albums from the ‌Apple Music‌ catalog to your devices for offline listening. This obviously takes up local storage on ...

Downloading your complete Apple Music collection to your iPhone or iPad is surprisingly difficult, even on the redesigned and simpler iOS 10 update. There’s no obvious ‘download all’ button and iCloud ...

I couldn’t sleep last night, so I did what most of us do: reached for my phone, shoved in my wireless earbuds, and opened YouTube Music. The plan was simple – listen to something calming and drift off ...

If you’re like me, you signed up for iTunes Match almost as soon as it was announced exactly eight years ago. The service cost $25 per year then and now, and it solved two separate problems for iTunes ...