Consumerist
It seems that iTunes 7 breaks older iPods, and no one at Apple believes it. We believe it. Here's the deal. You have a slightly older iPod, a Nano, or a Shuffle. You update iTunes. Your hardware stops working. Apple doesn't give a shit, and they tell you it's time to buy a new iPod. The general feeling seems to be that if your iPod is sort of old, it broke on its own. Very suspicious.
Has this happened to you?
Here's a site full of angry shuffle owners to commiserate with.
And a poor bastard getting no help from a Mac forum.
And some people bitching at iPodLounge.
Thanks, James!
