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i'd like to think my name is creative and original (except for the fact that some one else had the name before me... o_0)

*wink wink nod nod* look at the iPod preference pane in iTunes you can upload picture from a folder instead of iPhoto

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hold down c while you reboot and the mac dosn't have a BIOS. if you want to get to Unix, you can hold down command s while you reboot and this was posted in the wrong forum

that infomercial was what convinced my parents to get my first mac

The Apple iPod Camera Connector http://www.apple.com/ipod/accessories.html (scroll towards the bottom)

unless it is in a really weird format, you should be able to bring it in to iTunes, Right (or control) click, and choose "Convert selection for iPod"

SatCure, It works quite fine on all my computers. you should go have yours checked out. And on a side note, Student and Teacher edition is available for $150 USD.

I like the Price Drop on the Shuffles (i might get a few as presents) and BTW 100,000th post in the news, rumors and Discussion forum ^_^

No Problem, Tis my job and i get similar questions all the time

yep yep. more info at http://www.apple.com/batteries and http://www.apple.com/batteries/ipods.html

the later is correct. you can't overcharge your battery

heres what will happen: If your battery dies in the first 6 months, it's covered If your battery dies in the following 6 months, you have to pay service charges (about $30) After the first year, you are on your own. I strongly recommend getting the Apple Care Protection Plan within that first...

you have to find ipod ripping software to do that

It comes on the PC install disc

the tools aren't available on the mac (as far as i know) you would have to use linux or windows

maybe the port is blocked on tour firewall (or dsl/cable modem)? maybe you put in the wrong password?

I've actually used that exact system. It works very well. and it isn't all that bad as long as the card is handled on the edges and away from the circuitry

from the Apple website: "If you're listening to a station that supports the Radio Data System (RDS) standard, you can even see song title/artist or radio station information in the iPod display." so you can at least do part of that. it's just a matter of remembering the song title

intel iMacs have been readily available since the saturday after the keynote (at least in the stores)