Ever since Microsoft released their featured MP3 player, the Zune HD in 2009 it has always been compared to its biggest competitor, the iPod touch. While the two devices are designed differently and use different operating systems, they each offer much of the same functionality and purpose as each other. The primary purpose of both the iPod and the Zune HD is to play music, games and browse the web when you’re out and about. We will compare the iPod vs. Zune HD with four categories: capacity, battery life, screen size and quality, and finally the price.

Capacity

The Zune HD is available in either 16, 32 or 64 GB flash memory configurations. The iPod Touch can be purchased with either 32 GB or 64 GB of flash memory. This makes both devices tied in the category of storage space. Unless you have a library with millions of songs both the Zune HD and the iPod touch have more than enough storage capacity for your music.
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We will learn two simple ways of how to transfer songs to your iPod today. Let us start;
After connecting your iPod to your computer via USB, there are two variations that you can use to transfer songs to your iPod: via winamp or iTunes;
Let’s take a look at the winamp option first;
After we choose our favorite songs from our hard drive, we need to drag them to our Winamp playlist. And after that we should right click on a single song, couple of songs or the hole winamp playlist and in the menu we are clicking on to “send to” option then find our iPod there and click on it. Easy enough right?

Now let’s look at the second way to send our songs which is via the popular iTunes;

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