Five creative ways to make use of your iPod that's run out of power.
Sooner or later your iPod is going to run out of battery power even if you don't use it. When it eventually won't power up anymore, here are five ways to make use of its demise.
A Magnet
Purchase a strong magnetic strip and glue it the back of your iPod with some Gorilla glue. Now your refrigerator will have a interesting piece of decor that's a great conversation starter for parties and guests.
A Paperweight
Use it to as a paper weight to keep all those important papers stacked together and in one place.
A Gag Gift
There's nothing funnier come April Fools Day or any day really, than wrapping up and old iPod and giving it to a friend or family member. Remember, its the thought that counts.
A Coaster
The classic iPod works best as a coaster. Its sleek, modern, and beats those tacky coasters with seasonal designs and beer logos.
Sell It
Apple allows you to send your iPod back and purchase a new one, the same model as you had before, at a far lesser price. But if you want an upgrade, like most people, try selling it online or at a garage sale for ten bucks or more. Somebody out there might want to send it back and get another one just like it. Remember, what's useless to you may be another man's treasure.
The most important thing is doing something eco-friendly with your I-Pod when it no longer can be used. Technological landfills are growing and can have a huge impact on the surrounding environment. If your not going to recycle it, I suggest using one of the creative strategies above or coming up with one of your own.
