Name The iPod Typeface

I answered the actual question. The other respondents needed a bit of discipline.

Um, hello? It's Chicago on the iPod (generation 1 through 4) display itself. Why? Because it's one of the most readable fonts on a 1-bit display. The iPod mini's font is called "Espy Sans" and was used in the Newton MessagePad and Apple's eWorld online service. The iPod photo uses "Myriad." This magazine's trivia question, however, is asking about the iPod's logo - which is actually Apple's new branding typeface (as of 2002 or so.) It's Myriad Pro Semibold: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_typography#Apple_Myriad While it may not be best to hire Vo243 for anything requiring thorough reading comprehension, it's also best not to hire JoeClark for anything requiring good bedside manner.

iPod: Chicago iPod Mini: Espy Sans iPod Photo: Myriad

Of course it's a custom-modified Myriad and of course it's not in the same universe as Chicago. Best not hire Vo243 for anything requiring accurate visual discernment.

Myriad Pro

It's the original Chicago font from old school macs.

Chicago!

Chicago, Chicago. Same as the old Macs.

It's Lucida Grande.

I just tried it out. I agree it's Myriad.