Okay I’m going to take a little break from the usual and provide a sort of tutorial on how to get the MOST, MAXIMUM power usage form your ipod. Several ipod owners have been complaning on how to get the most juice from their gadget. Apple says that their newest ipod touch has a battery output life of 36 hours (audio) when fully charged. But when you actualy try it it might last only about 12 hours, or a number of hours much less than a day and a half of continous music. Apple has taken the liberty of extending their battery life to fool the consumers of their Herculean battery output. But it is actually possible. How? Well you see, you must be ready to make sacrifices. Such as brightness, volume, absence of video as well as freeing up memory. Oh and don’t forget Wi-Fi if you have a iPod Touch.

So first of all, go to settings, go to brightness and turn it down to the max. Itll look like a pitch black abyss of a screen at first. But youll get used to it. Next, go to brightness timer. Turn that to 2 seconds. Or. Off. next, you’ll want to free up memory as the device has to process more with more crap on its disk. So delete those Red Hot Chili Songs that all sound exactly alike. And if you have an iPod touch, don’t forget to also turn off wi-fi. Searching for wi-fi boosts ur sound by about 5 hours.

So there you have it. If you follow these steps, I guarantee ultimate battery performance from your iPod.

PEACE OUT.