How many days, weeks or months before your iPod goes kaput? This web site will give you an estimate. Perhaps a handy tool for anyone who consumes all of the podcasts that we throw your way.
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in Apple | October 4th, 2007 4 Comments
How many days, weeks or months before your iPod goes kaput? This web site will give you an estimate. Perhaps a handy tool for anyone who consumes all of the podcasts that we throw your way.
Check out our collection of Ideas & Culture Podcasts
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I find it interesting that you just posted this. My iPod became an unhappy face two nights ago, as well as two other friends’ ipods in the last 4 days. Curious, isn’t it?
Nah. I think that deathclock is garbage. It think’s my 3rd Gen iPod 40G has got an hour left to live, and it still works great.
Just goes to show that iPods are used to death…
About the best compliment you can give them it seems to me. Sitting in a drawer wouldn’t have that effect…
lo uso casi diario y lo descargo siempre entero y megustaria saber si eso esta bn o mal