That's interesting. I watched the Engadget demo video of Facetime and I remember there being a noticeable increase in audio quality when the call changes from "normal speakerphone call" to Facetime.I was watching a demonstration of iPhone 4 Face Time at Apple Regent Street store. The guy giving the demo stated that it does cost minutes to use Face Time and that only the video is pushed through the wifi.
yes, tried it too.... :-(
It was cool.
I just wish the flip had worked. We both switched it over and he could see the background my phone was seeing but all I got was a frozen me and frozen him.
I'll have to try again.
When you flip does your little screen become the view of the other side of the phone or does it remain on your face?
you see what he sees in that little screen so yes it views the other side
I'm one of the lucky few who has gotten to use FaceTime over 3G. How? I have a MiFi 2372 with an AT&T data plan. The MiFi has the same HSUPA networking capabilities as the iPhone 4, but using it "fools" the iPhone into dropping any anti-3G restrictions.
Well, I can report that FaceTime works every bit as well over 3G as it does over WiFi+DSL. I've made a few calls from various part of town to folks with normal WiFi connectivity and not had any trouble with it yet. In fact, the one FaceTime call I had problems with so far was two phones connecting over the same AirPort Extreme (one of them was on the edge of its range).
I havent tried yet but I would bet they are on a computer with a web came. Apple can easily create an internal webcam based system.... They wont have an iphone mounted for each rep to look at a tiny screen all day LOL.