This will forever be my favorite iPhone. It was a thing of beauty coming from its plastic predecessors.
The iPhone 4 also marked the debut of the front-facing camera on an iPhone, enabling selfies for the first time
I don't know anyone over 35 who wants to be on video ever lolInteresting! I used it countless times when I was in uni. I exclusively used it to talk to my family. Now I still use it with friends, prefer over WhatsApp if possible.
Audio FaceTime - I use everyday. Video FaceTime, yea - much less, but like once a month. Usually personal stuff or I need to see someones screen.and I've used FaceTime maybe 5 times in that 15 years 😂
audio FaceTime is fantastic. I wish that was just the default calling between iPhones.Audio FaceTime - I use everyday. Video FaceTime, yea - much less, but like once a month. Usually personal stuff or I need to see someones screen.
That logic doesn't logic. No one knew about the controversy when they were queuing half a mile for an iPhone on launch day. May as well say Marilynn Myers married John Wayne Gacy in 1964 even though he would be convicted of 33 murders in 1980.Despite the controversy, the iPhone 4 was Apple's most successful smartphone launch at the time. The company reported pre-orders of over 600,000 units on the first day alone, and long queues were seen outside Apple Stores on launch day across the United States and other countries.
I've only used the video, so what's the big advantage of audio FaceTime vs just a normal phone call (other than not counting against call minutes which is unlimited for me)?audio FaceTime is fantastic. I wish that was just the default calling between iPhones.
Radically better audio quality. it sounds like you're in the same room with themI've only used the video, so what's the big advantage of audio FaceTime vs just a normal phone call (other than not counting against call minutes which is unlimited for me)?
Most common use for FaceTime for me is calling my wife to have her make sure I'm picking out the 'right' item she asked for.