How to Use WiFi on an iPod Touch

Owners of the iPod Touch can use their portable devices as a way to access the Internet. This can be done anywhere that a Wi-Fi connection exists. Before you can use the iTunes, YouTube and Safari applications on your iPod Touch, you must first turn your Wi-Fi connection on. Doing this as well as connecting to a Wi-Fi network only takes a few steps.

Things You'll Need

• iPod touch
• Wi-Fi signal

Instructions

1. Turn on the iPod Touch.

2. Touch the "Settings" option.

3. Touch the "Wi-Fi" option. It will be the first option at the top of the screen. Doing so will take you to the "Wi-Fi Networks" page on the iPod Touch.

4. Make sure the "Wi-Fi" option at the top of the screen is set for "On." If not, touch the box next to "Wi-Fi" to set it to "On."

5. Select one of the wireless networks under the "Choose a Network" heading. If the network is a secured network, you will then be asked to enter a password for that network.

6. Touch the box located to the right of "Ask to Join Networks" option so that it is set to "Off." Once it is, your iPod Touch will automatically connect to available networks that you previously accessed with your iPod Touch.

7. Press the button at the bottom of the iPod Touch to go back to the main page. Then, touch the "Safari" button to begin surfing the Web on your iPod Touch.

Resources

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