From the “Should’ve Seen It Coming” file, Feist re-worked her song “1234” — made popular by a certain commercial — for the “Sesame Street” set.

This version of “1234″ will air on August 11 as part of “Sesame Street’s” 39th season premiere. Good grief, I’m old! (video via Towleroad)

Lots o’ news from the good folks in Cupertino today.

At an invitation-only event in San Francisco, Steve Jobs unveiled the Rokr mobile phone, capable of playing music from iTunes. The project was jointly produced by Motorola and Apple and was in the works since May 2004.

Apple also introduced the iPod Nano, a slim, scaled down version of the current fourth-generation iPods. The Nanos feature flash-based hard drives (similar to those in the shuffles) and full-color screens. The Nanos are available in white or black with either a 2 GB (500 songs) or 4 GB (1,000 songs) capacity.

On top of this hardware bounty, Warner Bros. is set to make a mint on iTunes: Madonna’s complete music catalog was released exclusively to the music store (I can almost hear every homo squeal with delight over that), and all six audiobooks in the Harry Potter series are available for purchase on iTunes. Apple also released a collector’s edition Harry Potter iPod, a 20 GB model featuring the Hogwarts crest laser engraved on the reverse.

The audiobooks range in price from $33 to $50; all six can be purchased for $249. The Harry Potter iPod is $299.

Alright, I know… it’s time for me to put down the cup of Apple-flavoured Kool-Aid.