Why did Apple remove Low Power Mode in iOS 11 for the iPod Touch 6th Generation?
Well, it was never available for any of the iPod touch’s to begin with.The reason that none of the iPod’s have them is since the iPod is not a flagship line offered by Apple, it doesn’t receive as much attention as the other devices. As a result, certain parts of it are lower quality, specifically the battery is smaller and doesn't communicate the amount of information back to the device as a battery in an iPhone would do. This is why the iPod cannot be tested for battery cycles, and why it cannot have low power mode.There just isn’t enough power information, and on an iPod what would it do differently to preserve power?
How do I access my aux input on a 2008 Volkswagen GTI to play my Apple iPod?
Open the glove box, you'll see what looks like a headphone plug inside the glovebox. Get a double-male headphone connector about, oh, 4 feet long, and plug one end into the headphone jack, and one into the jack on your iPod. Finally, press the CD button once so it goes into CD mode, then press the CD button again to go into aux input mode.
Does charging iPod touch 5th generation with 5v,1ampere charger instead of apple's 5v, 0.5v charger affect the battery life? I mean, is it safe to charge iPod touch 5g with htc mobile adaptor(5v, 1ampere)
No , I don't think so because I have been using a power charger 2.4 amps output with certified capable supporting 2.4 amp current and it works perfectly fine and also my iPod charges in like an hour or so.Battery capacity around 1000 mAh .And there has been no damage so far and I even use it to charge iPhones and they also end up getting charged quickly without getting damaged .Hope this helps.
Why is my iPod Touch not turning on or charging? How can I solve this?
Make sure your power supply hasn't given up. If you have another Apple device, try plugging it into the supply and verifying you get the lightning bolt over the battery to indicate it's working. I've lost a couple of the older bricks, the big, white, 5 watt versions. All of the others, I've never lost one, but that one is about a reliable as any other wall wart (not very).
Can I charge my phone with a charger that outputs different amperes than my normal charger?
I Can’t believe how many people get this wrong. As for VOLTAGE CHARGER / CURRENT CHARGER… NO SUCH THING. Voltage and current are relative. When voltage goes down current goes up. When voltage goes up current goes down. As for dc adapters having or not having regulators in them… THEY ALL have regulators.The second answer on this page was the correct one. DC adapters are a rating simply because of 2 things. 1) they have regulators in them and 2) it is a maximum output. I hear people talking so much about voltage and how so important it is in matching. But no one ever talks about current. Current is way more important than voltage anyday. When you plug in a wrong supply and it blows only 1 of 2 things went wrong. 1) too low of a voltage allowed higher current and current is what kills and fries a device. 2) requested current was out of the range of the adapter thus causing a change in voltage which caused a change in current where current then killed a device.Having said than id a device wants 5V and 500mA and is using a supply of 10V and 2000mA then the device will pull 5V and 500mA leaving a headroom of 5V and 1500mA of un-used voltage and current. What is really going to happen is this adapter will run cooler than the original.If you listen to your electrician friend over your technician friend you will get bad advice. Technicians learn how to manipulate and control electricity. Electricians learn the mechanics of how to get electricity to a house. I have yet met 1 electrician that can accurately tell me what voltage is. Voltage is a relative measurement. At sub zero temperature current flow at maximum with no resistance and no voltage. Current that will kill you at zero voltage. Voltage is not pressure pushing electricity down a line.