My ipod is stuck in reboot mode.

I turned off my ipod touch(3g and running 4.3.4) and tried turning it back on and its been stuck in the page with the apple icon for about an hour now. What do I do?

Here is the answer:
1- shutdown your iphone with the hard reset "home button and power for 10 second"
2- connect the usb cable to the pc but NOT to the iphone"
3- open itunes
4- while the iphone is off, press the home button for 5-10 seconds then plus the other end of the white connection cable into the iphone
5- do not remove your finger from the home button
6- itunes will detect it and you can now restore it

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