I recently bought a 30gb apple ipod classic, and today, after I FINALLY got my computer to install Itunes, I plugged in the ipod, and waited for my computer to recognize it, and ask me what I would like to do with it, like it would my previous ipod. This time though, nothing happened.

9to5Mac reports that Apple is working on a new hardware solution for its retail store Genius Bars that would allow staff to quickly back up devices requiring replacement and move that data back onto the the replacement devices. While users are always encouraged to back up their devices before bringing them to a Genius Bar appointment, users who fail to do so and then learn that their devices require replacement can lose valuable data

After Steve Jobs' passing last year, a number of so-called " lost interviews " with the iconic businessman were released, but Fast Company claims it has " a treasure trove of unearthed interviews , conducted by the writer who knew [Jobs] best." Since 1985, reporter Brent Schlender had covered Steve Jobs for Fortune and the Wall Street Journal and discovered three dozen tapes with recordings of interviews Schlender had conducted with Jobs over 25 years: Rummaging through the storage shed, I discovered some three dozen tapes holding recordings of extended interviews--some lasting as long as three hours--that I'd conducted with him periodically over the past 25 years. Many I had never replayed--a couple hadn't even been transcribed before now. Some were interrupted by his kids bolting into the kitchen as we talked

To begin, it started when I was recording a video and I got a message saying that my library was full and that I needed to delete some pictures or videos.

This summer or late spring I plan on getting a new computer to replace my slow and useless thing over here...Anyway, I plan on getting a PC, I love apple products but I just need the windows compatibility for games and video editing and whatnot. So I plan on using this computer for multiple purposes...Here, I will be nice for all of you guys and list them in an order of how much I will be using it for...Starting with 1, which is what I will probably be using it most for: 1.Modding/ Ethical Hacking 2.Web design 3.Video Editing 4.Gaming So I was wondering If anyone has any suggestions on what processor I can get, how much memory I should get, what graphics card I should get, and how much RAM, etc...

I found an original Macintosh (M0001 model) Apple Computer in our storage, it does power on, but I think I need to get the floppy disks that came with the computer. When it powers on,a floppy disk with a question mark appears on the screen. This means that it needs the system disk(s) right?

Recently I made an new iTunes account on my Macbook Pro OS X Lion, and a little while after doing so iCloud (an app the I have no idea what it's very existence is intended for) started notifying me that I needed to set it's preferences (or something like that). After not knowing what the heck I was looking at I decided to look at the other tabs that came up with the window, one of them containing my accounts I use for iChat. the first account was an AOL account and the second was a Yahoo! account, however remembering that I no longer use the AOL account I decided to delete it.

9to5Mac claims to have some early details about Apple's next version of iTunes.

The master plan for Chrome OS was to move everybody into the cloud — away from file systems and desktops — and towards the Web browser as the operating system.

I'm looking for a very good music player.. Ive always wanted an iPod classic for it has 160 gb capacity but the thing is, I think it's too old.