If you have an iPod, one way to make yourself happy today is stopping by codorshole.com and downloading your free copy of iDump (a nice little application to have if you own an iPod). With this free software (for Windows 2000/XP/Vista) copying songs from your iPod to your PC becomes easy as no bake cheesecake. When it comes to transferring your files from your iPod to your computer iDump's features will eliminate all the hassle and slave labor that use to come with the job--once you've used it you'll see the difference!

Congratulations on your new iPod! To keep it short, the tech-geeks over at Wordpod.sourceforge.net know how to really help and in the process have come up with a way for you to easily read books on your iPod (and feel every word and sentence) with WordPod (free and available). With WordPod you can dive right into reading ebooks from your iPod effortlessly by chapter or page number using WordPod's easy and intuitive interface. Oh and one more thing, WordPod also allows you to create your own ebooks just in case you're feeling creative while loafing around at your neighborhood Starbucks.

If you own an iPhone or iPod--what the cool kids are up to these days--and need to feed your digital need you may want to head on over to free4iphones.com where you can bask in a golden age of free multi-player, multi-language, word games and puzzles for your downtime. We came across a few interesting ones!

Just about everybody knows how cool it is to own an iPod. iPods are ideal for well, everything. If you don't know how difficult it is to get the music moderators at the gym to get the right song for a workout, an iPod is the difference between being excited up to your last rep or finding it hard to swallow a workout. Our favorite tunes can really get us into gear whenever we're hauling tail to work or going forward in fitness--even with a bad cold.

Then disaster strikes! What happens when songs are missing on our iPod or we've mistakenly deleted a track? How do we get it back? What if the playback on a song is skipping, the menus aren't responding and our iPod has gone into shock? Copytrans.net has taken a lot of stress out of iPod drama by introducing copytransdoctor, a free iPod tool that corrects most iPod malfunctions and recovers deleted songs. Really handy when absurd tech support estimates are out of the question.

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