Facetime always defaults to the front facing camera since the app is meant
to be used for video calls hence it uses the camera which shows a person's
face as they are holding their iPhone by default. As I posted before, you
just have to find where it says Front Facing Camera and double tap
Hi,
Further to the recent discussion re various recognition apps: I am playing with
FaceTime. However, I can't find how to make it choose the back facing camera.
Does anyone know how to do this?
Thanks in advance,
Sandy
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Hi Sandra,
Once the Facetime call is established there is a button which will say
Front Facing Camera which is the one it always defaults to. Double tap it
and it will change to backfacing.
Good luck,
Sieghard
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Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone here knows how to turn up Skype phone calls volume and
turn down facetime audio and phone call volume?
I theoriticly need to turn voiceover down to 35% to get a decent audio belance
between skype and VO on my iPad. On another hand, when i turn my phone volume
of a Facetime
Audio call or increase the volume of a Skype call while the call is in
progress.
I actually just checked this by placing a call to the Sound Test service and
I was able to increase and decrease the volume while the announcement was
speaking with my phone held to my ear and using the volume
about that. Hopefully others do as well and this is
fixed soon. But you should still be able to lower the volume of a Facetime
Audio call or increase the volume of a Skype call while the call is in
progress.
I actually just checked this by placing a call to the Sound Test service and
I was able
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Subject: RE: Skype, facetime and phone volume
Hi Joanne,
Theoretically you should just be able to use the volume buttons to increase
or decrease the volume while a call is going on. Having said this, there
definitely seem to be a few issues with Voiceover volume and other volume
levels in iOS 7
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Sent: Sunday, October 20, 2013 10:09 AM
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Subject: Re: Skype, facetime and phone volume
Hi,
I'm not sure I understand. If you turn down the volume while
[mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Ron Pelletier
Sent: Sunday, October 20, 2013 8:03 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Skype, facetime and phone volume
Sieghard,
I also wrote to Apple concerning the volume problems. They told me they
know about the problem but can't give me
: Skype, facetime and phone volume
Hi,
I'm not sure I understand. If you turn down the volume while listening to
an audible book, does the actual Voiceover volume in the rotor gets turned
down? Or does all system volume turn down. If the second, this is standard
behavior.
Ricardo Walker
rica
it
fixed in the next update which I suspect will be out in a few weeks.
Regards,
Sieghard
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Of Ricardo Walker
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To: viphone
Subject: Re: Skype, facetime
Still no correction to my iPad! Grrr! However, have another question about
iPhone and iPad.
Have a friend who has an iPad. She can call me on facetime with my email or
cell number. I can only call her on her email and only if I go into recents and
touch her email address that shows up when she
9:05 AM
To: viphone
Subject: Re: Skype, facetime and phone volume
Hi,
So your saying, if for example, on your 4S, if you are listening to music
and lower the volume, Voiceover volume isn't lowered at the same time? So
then, you would eventually reach a state where your music volume was lowered
Guys
Do you know if you need to have a different iTunes account or a different
iCloud account to be able to Facetime people? Our family’s phones hae both in
common and neither Facetime nor Facetime Audio calls work.
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Hello all, When I try to put add as favorite it puts the number in as a
FaceTime number and does not give me the option to make it a voice number in
the rolling options at the bottom of the screen. Anyone know the answer to this
dilemma?Thanks in advance.
Egun On, Lagunak! (basque for G'day
A question. I have an iPhone and an iPad. Both have facetime. When I tried to
use facetime on my iPad, nothing would go through. When the person called back,
the call came through on the phone. Do I have to turn off the phone to use
facetime with my iPad or visa versa? Am I missing something
Hello Regina, do you know if they're using your email address or your phone
number to FaceTime you with? Because if they're using your phone number at
first it will start up on the iPhone you need to go into FaceTime and select
your phone number on the iPad what your email address so
Understood what you are telling me, Joseph, but do I do something in settings
on iPad to get my number hooked to facetime? If I do that, will my cell still
ring? Sorry, really new to mevery.
reggie and Allegra
On Oct 11, 2013, at 1:39 PM, Joseph Hudson jhud7...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Regina
If it's like the iPod Touch the iPad will only accept an e-mail address
for FaceTime calls. Only the iPhone will accept phone numbers and/or
e-mail addresses for FaceTime calls.
E-mail Facebook and iMessage
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On 11/10/2013 18:31, Regina Alvarado wrote:
A question. I
Okay Regina, you need to go to settings, then towards this FaceTime and then
make sure your phone number and/or email addresses are selected under FaceTime.
You will need to do this on both devices so that if somebody FaceTime G using
your email address or your phone number your ring to both
- to favorites as
If you now swipe right, you will find the following:
Voice Call, button
Facetime, button
Facetime Audio, button
Cancel, button
5. If you double tap Voice Call, the name and number will be added to the
Favorites tab in your Phone app. Obviously, if you choose Facetime or
Facetime
, button
4. Let's assume I want to add the mobile number as a favorite as just a
phone number.
Double tap on the button with the mobile number, Voiceover should say this:
Alert, Add 415-444- to favorites as
If you now swipe right, you will find the following:
Voice Call, button
Facetime
, October 08, 2013 20:51
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: facetime audio only?
Hi,
The camera is not active in a Facetime voice only call. The audio seems better
than if you are in a
video Facetime call.
Ron Danvers
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On 08/10/2013 05:05, Ray T. Mahorney wrote:
I suspect I may know the answer to this but in case I am wrong can it be done?
Ray T. Mahorney
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Hi,
Find the contact you want to call, go to the phone number you want to call
and next to it there will be a button called Facetime voice. Just double
tap it. This only works if the person you are calling also has an iPhone.
Ron Danvers
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Getting back up
Hi,
The camera is not active in a Facetime voice only call. The audio seems
better than if you are in a video Facetime call.
Ron Danvers
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com
Hi Sieghard,
You are right. I checked a few of my contacts and even the ones who don't
even have a smart phone have a FaceTime section with a FaceTime voice
button.
Ron Danvers
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From: viphone
Hi, if you are on a regular FaceTime call and lock the screen, I believe the
camera freezes and does not pan. But in iOS 7, you can select FaceTime audio
and the camera is not on at all.
Neal
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
are on a regular FaceTime call and lock the screen, I believe the
camera freezes and does not pan. But in iOS 7, you can select FaceTime audio
and the camera is not on at all.
Neal
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Of Ron
I got the impression there was a way to do this but I have not seen it what am
I missing?
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Subject: facetime audio only?
I got the impression there was a way to do this but I have not seen it what
am I missing?
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: facetime audio only?
I thought it would do audio only if you locked the screen of your phone.
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Ray T. Mahorney
Sent: Monday, October 07, 2013 8
Hi Ray and Cory,
You can do a Facetime Audio Only call but both parties have to use iOS 7.
In iOS 7 there is an actual Facetime app which looks very much like the
Phone App but without a tab for a keypad, but you can add people to a
Favorites list either as a Facetime Audio or Facetime contact
if you already have someone in your contact list can you modify that
information to make them an
audio only facetime call or do you have to set them up under face time
Ray T. Mahorney
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
If I pull up someone else in my contact list, who's also running IOS 7,
then I have a Facetime section in the contact information with a
Facetime button and a Facetime Audio button.
On 10/07/2013 07:48 PM, Ray T. Mahorney wrote:
if you already have someone in your contact list can you modify
Ray,
If you go into a Contact by double tapping on said contact, you can do
anything from there. You can tap on any of the phone numbers you have for
that contact to call them, you can tap on their email address to start an
email or you can find the Facetime or Facetime Audio buttons to start
Hi Christopher,
As far as I can tell the Facetime section with the Facetime and Facetime
Audio button is there in all my contacts whether they have iOS 7 or not or,
for that matter, whether they even have an iPhone or not.
Regards,
Sieghard
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From: viphone
Ah, good catch. I just checked contacts I knew had IOS 7.
On 10/07/2013 08:18 PM, Sieghard Weitzel wrote:
Hi Christopher,
As far as I can tell the Facetime section with the Facetime and Facetime
Audio button is there in all my contacts whether they have iOS 7 or not or,
for that matter
I suspect I may know the answer to this but in case I am wrong can it be done?
Ray T. Mahorney
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Yes, audio uses about half the amount of data that video uses.
David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
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On 29 Sep 2013, at 14:56, Christopher Chaltain chalt...@gmail.com wrote:
Right, but the question is why would you use Facetime
.
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Alan Paganelli
Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2013 4:25 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Question about FaceTime Audio
I forgot to say it's a higher quality audio phone call between you
I don't understand the question. With Facetime now, just as with Skype,
you can place a video call or an audio only call. the audio only call
will have better audio, take up less bandwidth and won't include video,
which you may not want if you're getting dressed while on a call.
On 09/29/2013
And the answer is, bandwidth. I would guess that if you make a Facetime
video call, you are going to chew up lots of data, where as with an
audio-only call you will not.
D
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From: Rose Combs rosecom...@gmail.com
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Sent: Friday, September 27, 2013 3:53 PM
Subject: RE: Question about FaceTime Audio
If you have the phone up to your ear, how is anyone going to see your
face?
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From: viphone
request. Thanks for listening!
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From: Rose Combs rosecom...@gmail.com
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2013 3:53 PM
Subject: RE: Question about FaceTime Audio
If you have the phone up to your ear, how is anyone going to see your
face
Right, but the question is why would you use Facetime Audio instead of
just Facetime, which includes video. The audio quality would be the same
in both cases. Again, I think it comes down to bandwidth and those times
when you just don't want to be on or mess with video.
On 09/28/2013 06:24 PM
The audio quality isn't quite the same between FaceTime and FaceTime audio,
because the two services use different audio codecs.
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On 29/09/2013, at 2:56 PM, Christopher Chaltain chalt...@gmail.com
How do you activate face time audio?
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From: Chris H christopher...@gmail.com
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2013 11:35 AM
Subject: Re: facetime audio and voiceover not speaking
Hello all just tried FaceTime Audio myself and VoiceOver
Go to the phone or FaceTime app double tap on the contact and then
double tap on the FaceTime Audio call button.
christopher...@gmail.com
On 27/09/2013 13:51, Tom rash wrote:
How do you activate face time audio?
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To: viphone
If you have the phone up to your ear, how is anyone going to see your face?
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Chris H
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2013 9:07 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Question about FaceTime
Hmmm that's the idea FaceTime Audio is voice calls only.
christopher...@gmail.com
On 27/09/2013 23:53, Rose Combs wrote:
If you have the phone up to your ear, how is anyone going to see your face?
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com
They don’t see your face. That’s why its facetime audio. No video is being
shared.
hth
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On Sep 27, 2013, at 6:53 PM, Rose Combs rosecom...@gmail.com wrote:
If you have the phone up to your ear, how
Hi all,
Has any one run into the following: once an audio facetime call has been
established, VoiceOver goes silent. I can flick and explore what I want, but I
hear no VO sounds, and VO does not speak as long as the audio facetime call is
still going on. Does any of you know what is happening
I've had much the same type issue in a facetime video call as well on iPad
mini.
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To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2013 06:02
Subject: facetime audio and voiceover not speaking
Hi all,
Has any one
Hi Paul and Sean,
I used Facetime Audio a few times on my 4S and even in the Beta (a friend of
mine also installed it back in August) this didn't seem to be an issue. I
just now tried it and did 2 Facetime Audio calls with 2 different people and
Voiceover worked fine for me, I was able to swipe
Good evening all.
Just used FaceTime Audio for the first time when friend and fellow list
member Hannah Day called me on it.
We freaked out initially because of how the audio comes through, which
is via the earpiece. The question therefore is this.
Is there any way at all of using FaceTime
Just doubletap the speaker button.
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From: Chris H
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2013 6:07 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Question about FaceTime Audio
Good evening all.
Just used FaceTime Audio for the first time when friend and fellow list
member Hannah
Hello all just tried FaceTime Audio myself and VoiceOver worked just
fine or be it distorted since it was routed to the earpiece not the
speaker. Now I know how to do this I should grow into this very cool way
of making free, unlimited international calls over the internet.
On 26/09/2013 16
Just like a Skype call sounds much better a Facetime call also can take
advantage of the much wider bandwidth of a WiFi or 3G/LTE connection and
also keep in mind that Skype or Facetime is digital all the way whereas a
regular phone call is analogue and it is highly compressed.
-Original
Good evening all.
Just had a lovely FaceTime call. But have a question.
Why does it sound so much better than a regular landline or cellular
call? Is it because it's all done over wifi and is using the excellent
microphone on the iPhone? Sorry if this sounds a stupid question, but I
am
Good evening all.
Subject says it all.
How if possible is this done? I went to phone, favorites, add, chose a
contact, but no FaceTime option was there yet they have it. The contact
I do have is their mobile; will this account for both cellular and FaceTime?
Any responses greatly appreciated
Good evening all.
Just an update to say thanks for trying to help.
It turned out I had to double tap on the mobile part of the contact's
card. I then got options to add it as either a voice call or FaceTime call.
Thanks once again.
Regards Chris.
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evening all.
Just had a lovely FaceTime call. But have a question.
Why does it sound so much better than a regular landline or cellular call? Is
it because it's all done over wifi and is using the excellent microphone on
the iPhone? Sorry if this sounds a stupid question, but I am considering
Wow! I see. I remember Viber sounding exactly the same. So this is why.
It's all digitally processed at both ends.
On 12/09/2013 21:34, Sieghard Weitzel wrote:
Just like a Skype call sounds much better a Facetime call also can take
advantage of the much wider bandwidth of a WiFi or 3G/LTE
On Sep 12, 2013, at 4:34 PM, Sieghard Weitzel siegh...@live.ca wrote:
Just like a Skype call sounds much better a Facetime call also can take
advantage of the much wider bandwidth of a WiFi or 3G/LTE connection and
also keep in mind that Skype or Facetime is digital all the way whereas a
regular
Hi, Everyone.
I've got an Apple ID and password. Can I use these to use FaceTime, or do I
need to actually open a FaceBook account?
Thanks,
Dani
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They're unrelated. Facetime is vidieo communication, nothing to do with
Facebook.
YOur phone number or email address you use for your apple id is what someone
else would use to call you. You need to switch it on in settings somewhere.
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From: Dani L Pagador axs
about FAceTime
They're unrelated. Facetime is vidieo communication, nothing to do with
Facebook.
YOur phone number or email address you use for your apple id is what someone
else would use to call you. You need to switch it on in settings somewhere.
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From: Dani L
Hi,
I am a new member to the list and have had a 4s iPhone for four months.
My wife and I have a shared iCloud account. On her iPod my wife has
Facetime but it does not appear on my iPhone, I have physically searched all
three pages. Looking in Settings I have Facetime settings
When you want to face time someone from your iPhone, Go into their contact, And
there you will find a FaceTime button. Double tap it, then choose the phone
number or email that you want to face time with,, Which means how you want to
contact the other person, And double tap your selection
Hello:
Do you already have your wife's email address saved as a contact?
If so, open your Phone app, select Contacts, and select your
wife's name to get to her info. There, you will find the option
to Facetime her.
I hope this helps!
Ezzie
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From: Tony Elbourn
Hi Vicky, yes, about 3 MB per minute for a Facetime call.
There will be no difference in the quality whether you use 3G or Wifi,
although depending on how congested the network is and how good coverage is,
you may experience latency issues.
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As I mentioned in a message here the other day, I wasn't sure whether
FaceTime not working was a problem with my phone or my brother's. But, since
my brother
Hi list,
I was trying to FaceTime a contact on 3G network. My friend has a 4 and he
never got the notification I was trying to FaceTime him. Is this because he has
a 4?
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Hi,
This is not the device problem: Your friend needs to use a data plan which
allows FaceTime.
Cheers,
Joseph
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Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2012 7:38 AM
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Hi Sabrina,
Are you with ATT? Apparently ATT blocks Facetime over 3G unless you are on
a shared plan.
Regards,
Sieghard
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Sabrina Giles
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2012 7:38 AM
To: viphone
Yes, it's also a device issue as well. Only the 4S, and the new iPad can do
Facetime over 3G, in addition to the need for a data plan that supports the
feature.
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Of Sieghard Weitzel
Sent: Thursday
And for those of you who disagrees with ATT's blocking of FaceTime over 3G
unless you have this shared data plan, and you live in the U.S. I would
encourage you to file a complaint with the FCC. I have filed a complaint with
the FCCC to which ATT must respond. Blocking Face TIme just because I
Oh wow, i wasn't aware facetime was cut off as well. I know it'd been an
issue with tethering but facetime to?
Unless this gets changed, all the more reason to change carriers, I suppose.
On 9/20/2012 1:38 PM, Scott Howell wrote:
And for those of you who disagrees with ATT's blocking
No I'm with Verizon which was why I was so puzzled.
Sabrina
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On Sep 20, 2012, at 2:53 PM, jeremy icu8...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh wow, i wasn't aware facetime was cut off as well. I know it'd been an
issue with tethering but facetime to?
Unless this gets changed, all the more
Sabrina,
If your friend doesn't have a 4S, or a 5 when it's released, you won't be
able to FaceTime over 3G. The same goes for iPads with 3G functionality. You
need the new iPad or later, I believe. I could be wrong about the iPad
requirements, but I'm not about the phones.
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or both from a Facetime
call. The same goes for recording actual phone conversations, I believe
there may be Jailbreak apps to do this, but not anything in Apple's
official
app store. Sabrina's suggestion to use Voice memos will not do anything, in
fact, you can't use any audio recording apps
Hi,
In the next week or so I am doing a consult via Facetime. Does any one
know a convenient means for recording the audio from Facetime? The
video is not of great concern, but capturing the audio would be
valuable. Thanks for any thoughts.
-Len
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Hi Len,
I don't think you can record either video, audio or both from a Facetime
call. The same goes for recording actual phone conversations, I believe
there may be Jailbreak apps to do this, but not anything in Apple's official
app store. Sabrina's suggestion to use Voice memos will not do
I also would like to activate facetime with either a different email address
then my apple id or my phone number and I don't get that option in settings,
facetime. Any suggestions?
thanks
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Create an iCloud account using the email address you want to use for Messaging
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ID.
Best,
Anna
On Aug 23, 2012, at 11:48 AM
Hi, I've just got a 4s and have set up FaceTime but it won't let me make
outgoing calls. I cann however receive incoming FaceTime calls. Any ideas why?
Thanks
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I've checked and can't see anything random, except phone number saying dimmed
after it - did you say this didn't matter? I've discovered I can't FaceTime on
my iPad or iPhone even though they're both set up. I tried turning off both
FaceTime and the devices, but no difference.
On 5 Jun
Hello Veronica,
I am curious as to why you say Facetime is way more fun than Skype?
Yes, Facetime does work well, but of course the other party does need
also a Facetime compatible device such as an iPhone or iPad. Katey is
also correct in that Facetime only works on WiFi unless you
This is all good but you must be connected to wifi as Facetime does not
work over 3G unless your device is jailbroken.
Christopher Hallsworth
On 13/05/2012 02:47, Frank Tom wrote:
I don't know if this has been discussed, but FaceTime is a great app for the
blind. Call up someone you know
I totally agree with Veronica on this! I love FaceTime! Last week, when I
got a Kindle, I had my brother do FaceTime with me to read my Kindle's Mac
address, and some of the settings that didn't speak. He says the visual
quality is much better than Skype. Definitely a helpful tool for blind
Yes, face time does require wi fi because it would really chew up a
lot of data charges on 3G. And yes, it defaults to the front facing
camera, but it's really easy to switch. It's also easy just to turn
the phone around sometimes because the nice thing about Face time is
that you don't have
wrote:
I don't know if this has been discussed, but FaceTime is a great app
for the blind. Call up someone you know, point your camera at an
object, and let them tell you what your looking at. It may be a
great navigation tool when you get lost somewhere. Just call up your
spouse or someone
Yes, in normal situations you have to be on wifi to use facetime.
However if you jailbreak you can get past that. Just know it eats
through data quite a bit though.
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