Wednesday in San Francisco, I attended Apple’s annual iPod Show, its holiday-season kickoff of new iPods and iTunes Store developments.
I’ll have a look at what’s new in a post on Pogue’s Posts on Thursday. But Wednesday, I had the chance to chat with Steve Jobs after the event.
I asked him, first of all, what the blogosphere’s been buzzing about: why Apple put a video camera into the tiny iPod Nano—and not the iPod Touch.

Let us take a journey together.
A journey into the not-so distant future. Here in the future, we do not think in terms of gadgets any longer.
They are no longer accessories; they are “augmentations” which enhance our life, our productivity or our abilities within a given field of knowledge, industry or profession.
Now that we are harnessing the abundant power of the human body, there is no longer any need for batteries and such like.
And our bodies no longer simply power such devices, they play host to them, too.