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It is told that to turn off the nano, just long press "pause/start" button. I felt that the nano seems to be not completely turned off. It's easy to be turned on. And I found that after I charged the nano full last night and turned it off, today morning I turned it on, The battery is halfy used~~!!! So, how to completely turn the nano off?
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meh
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Wait 2 days and then it will completly shut off. All the iPods except shuffle have a sleep mode. It will turn everything off, but it keeps some parts of the Nano on so it remembers what song you were on. Have you calibrated your Nano? It shouldn't be half way especially since it is flash. Should be 3/4's full or more in my experience with HD iPods. Should be more with flash.
giggity Last edited by Quagmire : 2005-09-17 at 23:56. |
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