The iPhone Orchestra :
via ns.umich.edu
A really interesting project that combines composition, programming and performance all based on the iPhone.
This may not fully explore the musical range of the iPhone / iPodTouch, but it does give an indication of the quality of sound and performance that can be achieved.
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Ganzy says:
Wow... That was surreal :)
It was like a haunting birth cry of the dawn of the machines! o_O