Video calling was out when I was out back in 1986. I remember AT&T had a $1000 landline phone.
I don't think Video conferencing will catch on anytime soon. People seem to be so self conscious that they don't want anyone looking at them while they speak.
Its funny cause even with cameras built into the frames of computers, no one seems to use them for video chat unless they really haven't seen someone in a very long time. Thing is, most people multitask when they're talking or texting so video chat really wouldn't be convienient.
If the 3G ipohne actually does have a video conferencing camera, the entire public who doesn't pay atention to gadget news, will think apple has invented something revolutionary. Despite the fact that the Motorola Razr v3x had it years ago - and so did many others.
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Video calling was out when I was out back in 1986. I remember AT&T had a $1000 landline phone.
I don't think Video conferencing will catch on anytime soon. People seem to be so self conscious that they don't want anyone looking at them while they speak.
Its funny cause even with cameras built into the frames of computers, no one seems to use them for video chat unless they really haven't seen someone in a very long time. Thing is, most people multitask when they're talking or texting so video chat really wouldn't be convienient.
If the 3G ipohne actually does have a video conferencing camera, the entire public who doesn't pay atention to gadget news, will think apple has invented something revolutionary. Despite the fact that the Motorola Razr v3x had it years ago - and so did many others.