I Am A Subscriber to the "Best Of Youtube" Vodcast(Video-Podcast) via iTunes and I love to watch all the new clips when they come out for my iPod not knowing what to expect. While Watching this Vodcast I realized that there was so much more potential for Youtube and the Non-touch screen Apple iPod Range.

My Ideal setup would be to when I see a video I liked on Youtube simply take the URL of that Video and paste the text into iTunes. iTunes does the rest, treats it as a normal download and puts it under a new category on the video menus. SO you would have Movies, TV Shows, Music Videos and then Youtube Videos. Another way to improve on this idea would be to have the ability to subscribe to a channel just as you can on the Youtube website, so like a podcast except you have the range of all the Youtube Channels to choose from and not Just what one person thought was funny enough to put on their personal Podcast.

It seems to me that also this might take a little while to work out for the developers of itunes, that the agreement between Apple & Youtube would not be hard to work out seeing you can already watch Youtube videos on an iPhone or iPod Touch.

iPod Joel

Not Sure what To Think Of This

Source: iPod Ad Spoofs

I thought this was Quite Humorous Myself

When I found this video it cracked me up so I thought I should share it, it's a bit old but still very funny!
iPod Joel

Ever wanted to get a friend to send you a song of a picture to your iPod? Well I have to and so I think that Apple should add Bluetooth to their next Non-Touch screen range. This would open up a great new way to share your photos, songs and If you had enough time then videos as well with your friends and family.

I love my bluetooth on my phone because of the ability to simply turn it on and receive a ring tone or a photo from one of my friends. It wouldn't just be the ability to send media to one another either, you could use your bluetooth enabled iPod to connect it to your computer instead of looking for that white cord all day.

Another use for it would be wireless head phones, I know you can already get a bluetooth headphone adapter for iPods, but it would be so much simpler if you didn't need that big, ugly box sticking out of the end of your iPod.

Yes, there may be some copyright issues with music or videos but to start off maybe they only have the ability to send photos, and if you can enable use of up to 5 computers for your iTunes library then maybe you can only send it to those other 4 users as if you to enable your account of their computer you would probably have to be a close friend of theirs.

I'm sure that their would be many more possibilities with Bluetooth in iPods and I think it's something Apple should take a look at for their next iPod range.

iPod Joel