My iPod broke. My life is ruined.

No point in life now.SWBFIIMast3r

My dad has an iPhone. Oh yeah, I should inform you guys I'm only 14 and I work in an old peoples home every saturday and sunday and make $5 an hour.SWBFIIMast3r

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"]My dad has an iPhone. Oh yeah, I should inform you guys I'm only 14 and I work in an old peoples home every saturday and sunday and make $5 an hour.iArab

No, not just the screen but i was jogging and and it fell out of my pocket and with a lot of force smashes against the concrete, a lot of missing pieces.SWBFIIMast3r

Oh. Well, nevermind. If it were something less dramatic then you could go through iPod Resq. That must have been some fall.

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"]No, not just the screen but i was jogging and and it fell out of my pocket and with a lot of force smashes against the concrete, a lot of missing pieces.stkr

Oh. Well, nevermind. If it were something less dramatic then you could go through iPod Resq. That must have been some fall.

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[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"]No, not just the screen but i was jogging and and it fell out of my pocket and with a lot of force smashes against the concrete, a lot of missing pieces.SWBFIIMast3r

Oh. Well, nevermind. If it were something less dramatic then you could go through iPod Resq. That must have been some fall.

Sorry to hear. I think I'd pass out if my iPod broke. Well, technically I've been through four. I had the first generation Nano and my screen cracked. Apple replaced it, though. Then, I got a 30GB iPod video and ended up having dead pixels. Apple replaced that too. You should always get a case for your player, but especially for players with harddrives. Even if it were still in one piece, a drop like that probably hurt the harddrive as well so it would've worked incorrectly anyway.

No point in life now.SWBFIIMast3r

get another, non-apple mp3/wva/mp4/other player, the truth is if you have a windows computer, there are far better mp3 players out now.

an hero, etcDennisKumfi

that's exactly what i was thinking

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"]No point in life now.irelevent

get another, non-apple mp3/wva/mp4/other player, the truth is if you have a windows computer, there are far better mp3 players out now.

Doubt it. Plus, the iPod/iTunes ecosystem beats the heck of out of most players. Then again, I'm comtemplating on getting a Zune over an iPod soon so you never know. It all depends on what you're looking for in a player and your software.

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"]

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"]No, not just the screen but i was jogging and and it fell out of my pocket and with a lot of force smashes against the concrete, a lot of missing pieces.stkr

Oh. Well, nevermind. If it were something less dramatic then you could go through iPod Resq. That must have been some fall.

Sorry to hear. I think I'd pass out if my iPod broke. Well, technically I've been through four. I had the first generation Nano and my screen cracked. Apple replaced it, though. Then, I got a 30GB iPod video and ended up having dead pixels. Apple replaced that too. You should always get a case for your player, but especially for players with harddrives. Even if it were still in one piece, a drop like that probably hurt the harddrive as well so it would've worked incorrectly anyway.

[QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"]

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"]No, not just the screen but i was jogging and and it fell out of my pocket and with a lot of force smashes against the concrete, a lot of missing pieces.SWBFIIMast3r

Oh. Well, nevermind. If it were something less dramatic then you could go through iPod Resq. That must have been some fall.

Sorry to hear. I think I'd pass out if my iPod broke. Well, technically I've been through four. I had the first generation Nano and my screen cracked. Apple replaced it, though. Then, I got a 30GB iPod video and ended up having dead pixels. Apple replaced that too. You should always get a case for your player, but especially for players with harddrives. Even if it were still in one piece, a drop like that probably hurt the harddrive as well so it would've worked incorrectly anyway.

You can, but they won't do anything. I love Apple products, but their customer service is horrid. They don't cover user error which includes dropping the iPod or anything dealing with water (washing machine, fell in toilet). I've dealt with them and it get's annoying. If is just came apart and the parts aren't actually broken, then you can find tutorials online where people have taken their iPods apart and put them back together (mainy to replace the battery). My point is, if it's destroyed then I'd just give up on it. If is just snapped apart then you might be able to put it back together. It's worth a shot.

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"]

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"]No, not just the screen but i was jogging and and it fell out of my pocket and with a lot of force smashes against the concrete, a lot of missing pieces.stkr

Oh. Well, nevermind. If it were something less dramatic then you could go through iPod Resq. That must have been some fall.

Sorry to hear. I think I'd pass out if my iPod broke. Well, technically I've been through four. I had the first generation Nano and my screen cracked. Apple replaced it, though. Then, I got a 30GB iPod video and ended up having dead pixels. Apple replaced that too. You should always get a case for your player, but especially for players with harddrives. Even if it were still in one piece, a drop like that probably hurt the harddrive as well so it would've worked incorrectly anyway.

You can, but they won't do anything. I love Apple products, but their customer service is horrid. They don't cover user error which includes dropping the iPod or anything dealing with water (washing machine, fell in toilet). I've dealt with them and it get's annoying. If is just came apart and the parts aren't actually broken, then you can find tutorials online where people have taken their iPods apart and put them back together (mainy to replace the battery). My point is, if it's destroyed then I'd just give up on it. If is just snapped apart then you might be able to put it back together. It's worth a shot.

[QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"]

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"]No, not just the screen but i was jogging and and it fell out of my pocket and with a lot of force smashes against the concrete, a lot of missing pieces.SWBFIIMast3r

Oh. Well, nevermind. If it were something less dramatic then you could go through iPod Resq. That must have been some fall.

Sorry to hear. I think I'd pass out if my iPod broke. Well, technically I've been through four. I had the first generation Nano and my screen cracked. Apple replaced it, though. Then, I got a 30GB iPod video and ended up having dead pixels. Apple replaced that too. You should always get a case for your player, but especially for players with harddrives. Even if it were still in one piece, a drop like that probably hurt the harddrive as well so it would've worked incorrectly anyway.

You can, but they won't do anything. I love Apple products, but their customer service is horrid. They don't cover user error which includes dropping the iPod or anything dealing with water (washing machine, fell in toilet). I've dealt with them and it get's annoying. If is just came apart and the parts aren't actually broken, then you can find tutorials online where people have taken their iPods apart and put them back together (mainy to replace the battery). My point is, if it's destroyed then I'd just give up on it. If is just snapped apart then you might be able to put it back together. It's worth a shot.

Thanks :D. I photoshop.

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"]

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"]No, not just the screen but i was jogging and and it fell out of my pocket and with a lot of force smashes against the concrete, a lot of missing pieces.stkr

Oh. Well, nevermind. If it were something less dramatic then you could go through iPod Resq. That must have been some fall.

Sorry to hear. I think I'd pass out if my iPod broke. Well, technically I've been through four. I had the first generation Nano and my screen cracked. Apple replaced it, though. Then, I got a 30GB iPod video and ended up having dead pixels. Apple replaced that too. You should always get a case for your player, but especially for players with harddrives. Even if it were still in one piece, a drop like that probably hurt the harddrive as well so it would've worked incorrectly anyway.

You can, but they won't do anything. I love Apple products, but their customer service is horrid. They don't cover user error which includes dropping the iPod or anything dealing with water (washing machine, fell in toilet). I've dealt with them and it get's annoying. If is just came apart and the parts aren't actually broken, then you can find tutorials online where people have taken their iPods apart and put them back together (mainy to replace the battery). My point is, if it's destroyed then I'd just give up on it. If is just snapped apart then you might be able to put it back together. It's worth a shot.

Thanks :D. I photoshop.

[QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"]

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"]No, not just the screen but i was jogging and and it fell out of my pocket and with a lot of force smashes against the concrete, a lot of missing pieces.SWBFIIMast3r

Oh. Well, nevermind. If it were something less dramatic then you could go through iPod Resq. That must have been some fall.

Sorry to hear. I think I'd pass out if my iPod broke. Well, technically I've been through four. I had the first generation Nano and my screen cracked. Apple replaced it, though. Then, I got a 30GB iPod video and ended up having dead pixels. Apple replaced that too. You should always get a case for your player, but especially for players with harddrives. Even if it were still in one piece, a drop like that probably hurt the harddrive as well so it would've worked incorrectly anyway.

You can, but they won't do anything. I love Apple products, but their customer service is horrid. They don't cover user error which includes dropping the iPod or anything dealing with water (washing machine, fell in toilet). I've dealt with them and it get's annoying. If is just came apart and the parts aren't actually broken, then you can find tutorials online where people have taken their iPods apart and put them back together (mainy to replace the battery). My point is, if it's destroyed then I'd just give up on it. If is just snapped apart then you might be able to put it back together. It's worth a shot.

Thanks :D. I photoshop.

Practice, practice, practice. And a little ingenuity. Go here good-tutorials.com It will teach you how to use PS. Learn some techniques and apply them.

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"]

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"]No, not just the screen but i was jogging and and it fell out of my pocket and with a lot of force smashes against the concrete, a lot of missing pieces.stkr

Oh. Well, nevermind. If it were something less dramatic then you could go through iPod Resq. That must have been some fall.

Sorry to hear. I think I'd pass out if my iPod broke. Well, technically I've been through four. I had the first generation Nano and my screen cracked. Apple replaced it, though. Then, I got a 30GB iPod video and ended up having dead pixels. Apple replaced that too. You should always get a case for your player, but especially for players with harddrives. Even if it were still in one piece, a drop like that probably hurt the harddrive as well so it would've worked incorrectly anyway.

You can, but they won't do anything. I love Apple products, but their customer service is horrid. They don't cover user error which includes dropping the iPod or anything dealing with water (washing machine, fell in toilet). I've dealt with them and it get's annoying. If is just came apart and the parts aren't actually broken, then you can find tutorials online where people have taken their iPods apart and put them back together (mainy to replace the battery). My point is, if it's destroyed then I'd just give up on it. If is just snapped apart then you might be able to put it back together. It's worth a shot.

Thanks :D. I photoshop.

Practice, practice, practice. And a little ingenuity. Go here good-tutorials.com It will teach you how to use PS. Learn some techniques and apply them.

Just as well. Get an Ipod Touch. Those things are awesome. Just bought one for my wife.Hussar

That they are. If only they had about...80GB and a harddrive. I wouldn't mind the thickness either.

[QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"]

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"]No, not just the screen but i was jogging and and it fell out of my pocket and with a lot of force smashes against the concrete, a lot of missing pieces.SWBFIIMast3r

Oh. Well, nevermind. If it were something less dramatic then you could go through iPod Resq. That must have been some fall.

Sorry to hear. I think I'd pass out if my iPod broke. Well, technically I've been through four. I had the first generation Nano and my screen cracked. Apple replaced it, though. Then, I got a 30GB iPod video and ended up having dead pixels. Apple replaced that too. You should always get a case for your player, but especially for players with harddrives. Even if it were still in one piece, a drop like that probably hurt the harddrive as well so it would've worked incorrectly anyway.

You can, but they won't do anything. I love Apple products, but their customer service is horrid. They don't cover user error which includes dropping the iPod or anything dealing with water (washing machine, fell in toilet). I've dealt with them and it get's annoying. If is just came apart and the parts aren't actually broken, then you can find tutorials online where people have taken their iPods apart and put them back together (mainy to replace the battery). My point is, if it's destroyed then I'd just give up on it. If is just snapped apart then you might be able to put it back together. It's worth a shot.

Thanks :D. I photoshop.

Practice, practice, practice. And a little ingenuity. Go here good-tutorials.com It will teach you how to use PS. Learn some techniques and apply them.

:oops: Well I'm just a nice person I guess. I turn 17 in January.

Are you a 13 year old boy?wemhim

[QUOTE="Hussar"]Just as well. Get an Ipod Touch. Those things are awesome. Just bought one for my wife.stkr

That they are. If only they had about...80GB and a harddrive. I wouldn't mind the thickness either.

16 GB is way more than enough, who actually uses all that space and needs it on a daily basis?

[QUOTE="wemhim"]Are you a 13 year old boy?SWBFIIMast3r

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="stkr"]

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"]No, not just the screen but i was jogging and and it fell out of my pocket and with a lot of force smashes against the concrete, a lot of missing pieces.stkr

Oh. Well, nevermind. If it were something less dramatic then you could go through iPod Resq. That must have been some fall.

Sorry to hear. I think I'd pass out if my iPod broke. Well, technically I've been through four. I had the first generation Nano and my screen cracked. Apple replaced it, though. Then, I got a 30GB iPod video and ended up having dead pixels. Apple replaced that too. You should always get a case for your player, but especially for players with harddrives. Even if it were still in one piece, a drop like that probably hurt the harddrive as well so it would've worked incorrectly anyway.

You can, but they won't do anything. I love Apple products, but their customer service is horrid. They don't cover user error which includes dropping the iPod or anything dealing with water (washing machine, fell in toilet). I've dealt with them and it get's annoying. If is just came apart and the parts aren't actually broken, then you can find tutorials online where people have taken their iPods apart and put them back together (mainy to replace the battery). My point is, if it's destroyed then I'd just give up on it. If is just snapped apart then you might be able to put it back together. It's worth a shot.

Thanks :D. I photoshop.

Practice, practice, practice. And a little ingenuity. Go here good-tutorials.com It will teach you how to use PS. Learn some techniques and apply them.

:oops: Well I'm just a nice person I guess. I turn 17 in January.

[QUOTE="stkr"]

[QUOTE="Hussar"]Just as well. Get an Ipod Touch. Those things are awesome. Just bought one for my wife.iArab

That they are. If only they had about...80GB and a harddrive. I wouldn't mind the thickness either.

16 GB is way more than enough, who actually uses all that space and needs it on a daily basis?

I agree. 16gb gets the job more than done.

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="wemhim"]Are you a 13 year old boy?wemhim

How do those people find their myspace?

[QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="wemhim"]Are you a 13 year old boy?wemhim

[QUOTE="wemhim"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="wemhim"]Are you a 13 year old boy?shaza91

How do those people find their myspace?

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[QUOTE="wemhim"][QUOTE="SWBFIIMast3r"][QUOTE="wemhim"]Are you a 13 year old boy?wemhim

How do those people find their myspace?

:lol: Wow, Anon is ruthless.

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[QUOTE="Hussar"]Just as well. Get an Ipod Touch. Those things are awesome. Just bought one for my wife.iArab

That they are. If only they had about...80GB and a harddrive. I wouldn't mind the thickness either.

16 GB is way more than enough, who actually uses all that space and needs it on a daily basis?

I know all about that, but if they optimized the firmware of the device and kept it simple then it could run fine. I actually have about 30GB of music. I obviously don't listen and watch everything all at once, but I've got several Pixar movies and such that are great to watch whenever I'm in the car or someplace. Having all of my media with me is the point of having an iPod. It used to be that the more you paid the higher you storage. Obviously that's not the case anymore. The iPod Touch is lightning quick I will admit.