New life for an old iPod 
Has the battery of your faithful second-generation iPod recently given up the ghost? Have you been neglecting that iPod mini because you’ve bought a newer model? Here are a few ways to make your old iPod new again.
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Running is hard work. On cold, rainy mornings—or after a long workday—finding the inspiration to get out the door can be daunting. Thanks to an abundance of fitness-oriented add-ons, your iPod can help make all kinds of fitness more fun.
Apple made good on its pledge to deliver DRM-free music through the iTunes Store by the end of May. The result is iTunes Plus, and Christopher Breen explores what to expect from these unprotected tracks encoded at a higher bit rate.
The iTunes Store isn’t the only way to legally obtain free music on the Internet. With a little effort, you can find music that won’t cost you a dime or get you in hot water with the RIAA.