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You can fully recharge lithium-ion batteries, such as the one inside the iPod, 300 to 450 times before they give up the ghost. When that ghost is gone, you need a new battery. For $99, Apple will ...

Although the lithium-ion batteries contained in Apple's iPod series are rechargeable, after a certain number of recharges the battery will eventually fail. Apple will replace the battery for a fee, ...

Hey all,<BR>I have a 3rd generation Ipod (I think) anyway the battery life isn't all that great and it is getting a little old. However I only have about 6 gigs of songs on a 10 gig hard drive. My ...

Lifehacker reader Josh needed a new battery for his iPod mini, and instead of sending it off to Apple, he opted to do it himself and photo-documented the steps. He used a $29 battery from Laptops for ...

iFixit has just completed the sixth-generation iPod Touch's new gadget introduction cycle by tearing it apart to see what's inside. By and large, the new iPod is pretty similar to the old one. Apple ...

A Novel Repair Concept: Replace Battery, Not iPod The New York Times reports on Sonnet's replacement iPod battery: "Apple's wildly popular iPod has a well-known Achilles' heel: over time, its ...

Once the battery of your shiny Apple gadget falls to 80 percent of its original power, the company will replace it. Brett Murphy Summer Intern / CNET News Brett Murphy is an editorial intern for CNET ...

Irate at the difficulty and expense of replacing the dead batteries in their iPod, two filmmakers have embarked on an 'anti-advertising' campaign. Two filmmakers are getting attention around the Net ...

You may use your iPod Shuffle to add music to presentations or just to relax when you're traveling for business. The iPod Shuffle has a built-in lithium-ion battery that provides up to 15 hours of ...

With an iPod in hand, you’re ready to jump aboard a cross-country flight. Yet you’re stuck in the cheap seats, so you don’t have a power outlet, as the passengers at the front of the plane do. How can ...