Weird, quirky and even confusing -- that's probably the best way to describe some accessories for the Apple iPod. Can you guess what we rank as most bizarre? See more »

One might think that because iPods are Apple devices, they're not susceptible to the viruses that plague Microsoft's operating systems. Apparently not. See more »

Your pants are on fire -- and your iPod started it. But how? Why do laptops, PDAs and cell phones keep spontaneously combusting? Learn what lithium-ion batteries have to do with consumer electronics fires. See more »

Microsoft introduced its Zune portable music player to compete with Apple's iPod and other devices and has had moderate success. How well does the Zune HD match up with the iconic music player? See more »

Intrepid technophiles have found ways to hack iPods, giving them the ability to do much more than play music. Explore why iPods can be hacked, which hacks are our favorites and where to go to learn more. See more »

In 2001, Apple introduced the iPod, an MP3 player with unheard-of storage capacity. Today iPods play songs, movies, photo slideshows and games. See if the iPod Touch, Shuffle or Nano is right for you. See more »

The Shuffle is like the iPod's baby sibling -- the tinier, cheaper version of the popular MP3 player. It's about the size of a quarter and holds 500 songs. And it's less than $100. See more »

Apple reinvented its popular line of portable music players when it added a touch-screen interface to the iPod touch. What features set this device apart from its competitors? See more »

Tap the app you want to delete, tap the X that appears and confirm that you want to delete it. Learn how to delete apps on an iPod Touch from this article. See more »