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Question: Can you download Lime wire songs to this IPod??? We have a MP3 player now and use Limewire. Can we download music from limewire to this Ipod???
Document: some people are real idiots. they buy tons of music off itunes etc. for about 1$ a song. you should download Frostwire (it's free) and you can download as much music as you want and not pay for it (unlike Limewire where u only had a couple gb of downloading).Overall, the iPod was great,  love it. For people who have a lot of music (5000 songs+)and are planning to get more, then you might want to consider the 16gb so that in the future, if you exeede the limits of the 8gb, you don't have to waste your money if you want to upgrade to the 16gb.
The IPod arrived on time and works much better than the "generic MP3" player that my wife had previously. She loves the size, color (purple), and the armband that we ordered for it. I recommend it for anyone that wishes to enjoy music privately.
This was competively priced, attractive, and easy to use and download music. It is my first iPod.
This is my first ipod ever - I had been resisting the trend, but got it b/c I needed an MP3 player that I could dock into speakers etc. Anyways, I wasn't disappointed - this is so much easier to use than my previous mp3 player. The only thing that is a little annoying is that because it is so slim and sleek, the case is actually VERY slippery making it easy to drop. I'd recommend getting a case or silicon skin ASAP if you're going to buy this product.
My son's 10th birthday was coming, and the one thing he wanted was an iPod nano like his best friends.Not only was it the "best gift ever", I am thrilled that things like the nano exist because of my love of music...and it keeps desire for the extra hours in front of video games to a low roar. But now, he is more excited about music as well!Being able to download SO many songs gives him a taste of different genre's; and he gets to keep playing the mass variety of songs he lovesHe takes it with him everywhere he goes.
I already loaded 400 songs and can probably load 1600+ more. Easy to use once you get used to it. Purple color is beautiful also.. Start up manual that comes with it is not great so be sure to download the complete users guide -Sounds great - can't wait to get fm transmitter to use it in my car! I like it better than my Grandson's ITouch.
This iPod nano is the best yet. We got it for our 13 year old daughter and she loves it. For an adult I would recommend getting the iPod touch. It's only a little more and any place with wi-fi you can get online, check email, download songs from iTunes and add tons of applications to play with and help with everything you can think of.
Not in any way meaning to discredit others' criticisms, but Apple handily dominates the market on MP3 players, and so its users, on average, are going to have higher expectations than those that go for other brands.Personally, I had a bad experience with a Microsoft Zune Player that made me appreciate how superior the iPod is. Primarily in its customization. The fact that you can't disable Coverflow and the ensuing backlash just serves to prove what's traditional in iPod/iTunes expectations - how much of the little details within your individual usage you can adjust to fine-tune to your preferences; and the fact that Coverflow has no off-switch is an oddity.
I love my iPod nano. I have had this iPod for 4 months. It is very easy to understand. The games that come on it are really fun. Loading CDs are really easy . You just put the CDs in your drive, let tha CD download to your computer. Then plug in your iPod and poof! There are the CDs songs on your iPod. The figure of the iPod is very smooth. It just slips into your pocket. If you're worried about the songs changing on you,there's no need to, you can move a switch that makes it so you can't move the dial.
Don't buy "transfer software".Re-download the itunes software from Apple first, then google "transfer music from iPod" or some such question. It's as easy as copying files and opening them up.Once the itunes was fully restored on her PC...the transfer to the new iPod was basically as simple as plugging it in and telling it to "go"
Answer: You have to download iTunes from the Apple website.  Then, you should take your songs from Limewire and put them into a folder on your desktop or elsewhere.  (If you create a folder, you can drag and drop the music from your limewire library into it) Then, you can go to the import file option under File in iTunes and bring in your Limewire music.  It works better to put it into a folder first because if you get rid of Limewire or change the file, you will have to find and re-upload all of your music.