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Your iPod's battery is a lithium polymer that's rated for 500 or more charging cycles. (A charging cycle is a full discharge--that is, when you run the battery all the way down until it has no charge
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Your iPod's battery is a lithium polymer that's rated for 500 or more charging cycles. (A charging cycle is a full discharge--that is, when you run the battery all the way down until it has no charge
Some of those are my techniques on my local MP4. 
My MP4 can stay 12 hours on max volume. Note: I have it for almost 2 years now and the battery never fails me... 
I also suggest. Use the lock function on your MP4/Ipod so the buttons won't be pressed accidentally and make a folder containing the songs you usually play so you will avoid pressing the buttons often. Pressing buttons on MP4/Ipod decreases battery life like cellphones.
My MP4 can stay 12 hours on max volume. Note: I have it for almost 2 years now and the battery never fails me...
I also suggest. Use the lock function on your MP4/Ipod so the buttons won't be pressed accidentally and make a folder containing the songs you usually play so you will avoid pressing the buttons often. Pressing buttons on MP4/Ipod decreases battery life like cellphones.
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