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Bored with 3gs? Make it fun!!

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Yousef.AlMal

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Dec 24, 2010
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does anyone of you has an iphone 3gs but he don't want to purchase an iphohe 4 from the problems it had like the antenna,breaks easily etc

Well you can add facetime to it.

Steps:

1.Open Cydia and then hit more package sources.
2.You will find a package source named iphoneislam and install it.
3.When ur done open it and it says facetime for 3gs and install it.
4.Close cydia and go to settings.
5.Open up phone, put facetime on and ur number.


Now you can do facetime with other iphone 4s macs and other iphone 3gs:D:D
:):)
 
This makes no sense...how are you going to do facetime on the 3GS, there's no front-facing camera...???

So you flip it to the back camera, but then you can't see anything...I'm not following...:confused:
 
noiceT said:
This makes no sense...how are you going to do facetime on the 3GS, there's no front-facing camera...???

So you flip it to the back camera, but then you can't see anything...I'm not following...:confused:
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I heard that there is mini cam that you can connect to it:cool::cool:
 
I looked at this a while ago and decided it was an interesting hack to enable that on older hardware but it wasn't something I was going to use. You could use it with a mirror though, also there is a case available somewhere that has mirrors in it to do this.
 
I bet that if Skype comes out with video chat for the iPhone 3GS, someone will come up with an iphone case with a mirror box that makes the rear camera "point" forward. It wouldn't be hard to make one. Once you have that, hello video conferencing on the 3GS!

Why am I telling you guys? I should come out with this product and make a mint on it! Eh never mind. Go to town. :)
 
If there was some type of case that had a front facing camera and a connection to the phone without any cords (I.E bluetooth or wifi) it might work if the case is not to big.
 
Yes, there's got to be a huge market of 3G users who want to use Facetime.
 
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