Apparently, Nokia thinks it has done the unthinkable by developing the iPod-killer. The mobile device maker will offer a cell phone with a 4GB hard disk that can store 3,000 songs. In theory, it sounds like a great idea, and it would be even better if they also offered a calendar and calendar software and a camera. Of course, it would be easy to respond to Nokia's competitive cheekiness by adding a phone to the iPod. How about a deal between Virgin Mobile and Apple? The combination of two cool brands and visionaries – Steve Jobs and Richard Branson – could be awesome. That is, if Jobs can play nice, which seems a challenge given his battles against bloggers and John Wiley & Sons, which had all of its books turfed out of Apple stores because Jobs was pissed about a new biography on him called “iCon Steve Jobs: The Greatest Second Act in the History of Business”.