If you're already the owner of the Apple IPod, then you already have experience in downloading music is very similar machines. IPhone Apple, seems to take the world by storm. It looks as though not even be enough of them to meet initial demand.
The first thing you need to do is consider the source of the music that you transfer to your IPod. If it's the music from your CD collection, you should be able to copy music to your computer hard drive, and then change it to MP3, the iPhone uses. If you download music from the Internet, it should already be in the proper format.
To transfer music CD with the iPhone will need you to put the CD in your computer one by one, and copy tracks to your hard drive. Any computer, but incredibly old should be good enough here, as well as music files, not so great, and you will only need to store one CD at a time. If you have a fairly modern computer, you can certainly rip all your CDs in one go before you to transfer content to your iPhone, again all in one breath. Copying software is free, and easy to find.
To download music to iPhone from the internet, you obviously need an internet connection. Having a really good broadband connection, obviously, would be a great help, but dial up will, of course. Downloading music is much smaller than the movie, and once you've downloaded the track once, you can listen to it as many times as you want without having to download it again.
You'll also need a place to download music from. Here, you have to be careful. There are sites called P2P websites that allow you to download content for free, but they are illegal and dangerous. Your computer can easily pick up the virus. There are legitimate sites that offer unlimited downloads, after paying a small fee. Because these own authority sites, as well as the board is used to store the store is updated with new music as it is released, you can get a lot for your money this way.
