The video of the iPod was made with a Flip pocket video camera held in my other hand. The quality of the image is inferior to the video that might have been taken by another iPod Touch, which is high definition. The Touch can also surf the internet, play games, take voice commands, keep notes, track calendars, play movies, and interface with another iPod Touch user using Skype and both a forward and backward facing video camera. When playing songs, you can shuffle the playback simply by shaking the iPod. For audiobooks, the iPod remembers where you left off on each. Regarding the audiobooks shown, NO ONE WOULD LISTEN by Harry Markopolos is the chilling story of Bernie Madoff told by his whistleblower, who was thwarted in exposing the Ponzi scheme to the SEC, which was more concerned with protecting banks than small investors. Scott Brick is narrator. MISS O’DELL is a memoir covering the rock music history of one woman who played lover and drug runner to 60s icons, by Chris O'Dell and Katherine Ketcham, read by Renee Raudman. NEWTON AND THE COUNTERFEITER by Thomas Levenson is the fascinating story of Isaac Newton's later life as warden of the Mint in London, and his chase of a criminal counterfeiter. Reader is Kevin Pariseau. And THE BEDWETTER are taboo humorous stories by fearless standup comic Sarah Silverman. towerreview.com