Andrew Michaels @ TU
The iTunes Account
Thursday, (3/4/10)
I have always enjoyed listening to a wide variety of music including Pop, Rock, and R&B/Soul music. When I turned 13 years old, my parents gave me permission to create an iTunes account of my own. I was elated, and from that moment on have been an avid user of iTunes and the iPod. Today, however, I had a lot of trouble accessing iTunes and programming my new iPod. I was sitting on the sofa with my iPod in hand and my laptop in front of me, preparing to install iTunes onto my new iPod. When I plugged my iPod into my laptop, the word EJECTING, PLEASE WAIT, kept popping up onto my iPod screen. I was really angry because my iTunes account would not read my iPod. So, I contacted a supervisor who worked at the Apple Corporation to help me fix the problem. After spending approximately 2 hours struggling with iTunes and my iPod, I simply gave up. But as I went to unplug my iPod from my laptop, I realized that my connector cord between my iPod and laptop was not plugged in all the way. Once I pushed the cord all the way, the screen said CHARGING, which meant that my laptop now realized my iPod was connected. In no time, I was jamming out to one of my favorite songs, Heat of the Moment by Asia.
The iTunes Account
Thursday, (3/4/10)
I have always enjoyed listening to a wide variety of music including Pop, Rock, and R&B/Soul music. When I turned 13 years old, my parents gave me permission to create an iTunes account of my own. I was elated, and from that moment on have been an avid user of iTunes and the iPod. Today, however, I had a lot of trouble accessing iTunes and programming my new iPod. I was sitting on the sofa with my iPod in hand and my laptop in front of me, preparing to install iTunes onto my new iPod. When I plugged my iPod into my laptop, the word EJECTING, PLEASE WAIT, kept popping up onto my iPod screen. I was really angry because my iTunes account would not read my iPod. So, I contacted a supervisor who worked at the Apple Corporation to help me fix the problem. After spending approximately 2 hours struggling with iTunes and my iPod, I simply gave up. But as I went to unplug my iPod from my laptop, I realized that my connector cord between my iPod and laptop was not plugged in all the way. Once I pushed the cord all the way, the screen said CHARGING, which meant that my laptop now realized my iPod was connected. In no time, I was jamming out to one of my favorite songs, Heat of the Moment by Asia.