This is much lighter-weight than iTunes and allows you to manipulate the contents on your iPod more directly. I downloaded this because iTunes couldn't see all the music on my iPod.

Quoted: YamiPod is a freeware application to efficiently manage your iPod under Mac OS X, Windows and Linux. It can be run directly from your iPod and needs no installation. Take a look at the feature list to find out what it can do and feel free to suggest anything that might be missing.

Quoted: You can manage your iPod with different computers as long as the computers are running the same operating system (Mac OS X or Windows) and you have set the iPod to "Manually manage music." If you're not using iTunes 7 or later, click here.

A colleague recommended this podcast. I going to subscribe to this in iTunes so it will sync to my brand new iPod Nano!

Quoted: So you are responsible for your organisation's web site. This blog and podcast aims to provide news and advice on web design and management without overwhelming you with techno babble!

Wish the file format was mp3. That will prevent initial adoption by some people -- including myself.

Quoted: Lastly, we'd like to point out that, coincidentally, very, very few devices actually stand to benefit from Apple selling DRM-free AAC tracks. The iPod plays MP3s, but popular devices devices by all the big companies -- iRiver, Creative, Archos, most SanDisk devices, etc. (we forgetting any?) -- do not support AAC.

redotting magicg.

Not too much here yet...but some of the major tv shows are covered.

Quoted: The iTunes Music Store now has a section aggregating all of their free video offerings.