Question about Apple iPod nano

Getting started I don't understand how to use this, I can't understand the manuel how to start using, charging now.

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Hold the "play/pause" button to turn the iPod on.

To navigate the iPod, you can run your thumb over the wheel in either direction.

simply press the middle button to select it. to go back, press menu.

Posted on Oct 17, 2007

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