Are you looking for a book that focuses on just the most important and most useful stuff about your iPod (including the iPod touch, the nano, shuffle, and the iTunes Store)? Well, this is it! There are basically two kinds of iPod books: (1) The tell-me-all-about-it kind, which include in-depth discussions on compression algorithms and tutorials on how to export your playlist in Unicode format.

For those who prefer an alternative to Microsoft Office, AppleWorks is the stealth office suite. This text guides the reader through both the basics and the hidden talents of AppleWorks Version 6, placing emphasis on the enhanced word processing, Internet, and cross-platform file-exchange features.

iWork '05 is about creating slick and stylish documents and cinema-quality digital presentations. This work gives you the essentials of iWork '05, including undocumented tips, tricks, and secrets for getting good results from applications. It also looks at each program's capabilities, its advantages over other programs, and its limitations.

The iPod and iTunes have revolutionized how we enjoy music. This guide helps you learn how to: use the iPod displays and scrolling wheels; install iTunes and load your music; keep your library organized; create playlists and burn CDs; use your iPod as a hard drive; share content legally; and, synchronize your e-mail, contacts, and bookmarks.

A guide to music and video on the Net, on your PC or Mac, and in your pocket. It covers Apple models, including the iPod classic, iPod nano, iPod shuffle, and the iPod touch. It also includes a fully revamped section on iTunes and Movies/Video, including the low-down on the Apple TV hardware.

Explaining the many factors that govern an innovation's penetration into interconnected markets. This book also offers strategies for: qualifying endgames to guide various choices, selectively enabling influencers to propagate the innovation across the network, closing deals with influencers that are win-win, and more.