We spent hours going through Flickr and organizing this post on, what we think, are 100 of the best iPod related photos. We hope this post shows off the real beauty of Flickr - what you can come up with when you share user generated content! Enjoy!

Is it really worth the time and effort to sell a broken iPod? We recently ran across BuyMyBrokeniPod.com, a service that buys broken iPods directly from users, and we we’re surprised by the amounts offered for broken iPods. While older generation iPods go for as little as $3, you can fetch between $44 to $55 for a broken 5th generation video iPod. Not bad for something that most people may consider worthless.

BuyMyBrokeniPod.com wants to buy your broken iPod today! We pay you top dollar for your damaged Apple iPod MP3 Player. We don’t care if the iPod has a cracked screen, the hard drive busted or shows a sad face, buttons don’t work, is acting weird, is old and creepy, has water damage, or if the battery is dead. Click below to get a price quote, and in 3 easy steps turn your broken iPod into CASH!

The service seems to be pretty straightforward - fill out their form detailing your iPod model and issues, ship them the broken iPod, and then get paid through PayPal. This means that your mailing out your iPod before you get paid, but if you get a tracking number to document the shipment, then you should be OK. And if your iPod is otherwise worthless, why not give it a shot?

Will the 6th generation iPods have built in WiFi capabilities similar to the Microsoft Zune mp3 player? Reports are coming in today that this may be the case. Engadget seems to think it’s a strange move putting WiFi in the iPod when its one of the more desired features of the iPhone, something that could hurt or slow iPhone sales.

Will Apple embrace the WiFi sharing feature sooner, rather than later? Looks like we’ll have to wait until Q3 of 2007 to find out.