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Mac Forum / General / Portable Macs / November 2005iPOD Nano - External Hard Drive
Can the iPOD Nano act as an external hard/flash drive to transfer data from one PC to another. Currently I use little USB Flash drives. > Can the iPOD Nano act as an external hard/flash drive to transfer data > from one PC to another. Currently I use little USB Flash drives. Every iPod can be used in this way.  SignatureTom "Tom" Harrington Macaroni, Automated System Maintenance for Mac OS X. Version 2.0: Delocalize, Repair Permissions, lots more. See http://www.atomicbird.com/ Great thanks. I just picked up the iPOD Nano 4gb. Wil > Can the iPOD Nano act as an external hard/flash drive to transfer data > from one PC to another. Currently I use little USB Flash drives. Certainly. Any iPod is really a USB flash drive that can play music. You may want to give PodMaxx a try: http://www.unlockpod.com It will let you transfer files both ways, even using your iPod as a backup drive for your PC, that is if you're using Windows at all. It's only $20, and it's worth a look! cheers -jeff >Can the iPOD Nano act as an external hard/flash drive to transfer data >from one PC to another. Currently I use little USB Flash drives. [spam deleted] So, are you an affiliate of that company, or what? You keep telling people to look at that program when they are asking how to do things that the standard iPod/iTunes software support out of the box. Signature--Tim Smith > [spam deleted] > > So, are you an affiliate of that company, or what? You keep telling > people to look at that program when they are asking how to do things > that the standard iPod/iTunes software support out of the box. As has been pointed out elsewhere, whois record for unlockpod.com reveals the Jeff Homan is not just someone who bought it an liked it as he portrays in some posts he's made. In a terminal window, type whois unlockpod.com SignatureClem "If you push something hard enough, it will fall over." - Fudd's first law of opposition |
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