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Video Calling soon to be available between Apple devices, laptops and desktops, courtesy of Skype.

Currently, the only real video phone capability available for widespread consumer use is Apple’s FaceTimeChat software. FaceTime Sex Chat is available only on Apple’s iPhone 4 and on computers running on the Mac OS. It also works only on a Wi-Fi connection, as the 3G data network currently does not support it, which is why older iPhones cannot take advantage of it either.

However, the news about Skype’s new software was leaked over the weekend and then promptly retracted; leading many of us in the tech community to believe somebody pressed the launch button a bit too soon. Nevertheless, it seems likely that a new app by Skype will be released in the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show in January. The info was posted on Skype’s own FAQ page before being removed.

Best of all, it seems the company is poised to make some serious inroads into Apple’s monopoly, because based on the leaked information, the new Skype App will work on both Wi-Fi and the 3G network. Video chat will be possible on iPhone 4, iPhone 3Gs, iPads and on a third or Fourth generation iPod Touch.

People will also be able to video chat between their notebooks / personal computers and all the aforementioned Apple mobile devices. Users will also be able to receive screen sharing from Skype users on a desktop or laptop, on either Windows or Mac OS X version of Skype.

The fact that the Skype FAQ mentioned the iPad leads many to wonder whether they’ll beat Apple to the punch by allowing video-chat capability on the device before Apple is even able to launch a FaceTime Chat upgrade to it. So far there have been no public talks regarding Apple’s intention to release such an upgrade to the iPad, therefore Skype’s App would definitely impact the company’s future actions. The FAQ leak mentioned that Skype would be releasing a mobile version of the software client specifically written for the iPad.

Although Skype is not particularly known for its customer service—there isn’t even an official channel other than some email addresses to appeal to, the company is maintaining a good reputation with users—even after the recent interruption to its service that affected calls worldwide. By Skype’s own estimates, as many as 10 million calls were disrupted on December 23 in Latin America, USA, Europe and Asia.

However, the company was able to use Twitter, Facebook and its own blog to reach out to users. Skype acted fast and was forthright about the outage, keeping users in the know, by apologizing profusely and by letting them know that the issue was being worked on. Skype’s CEO Tony Bates issued a formal apology for the outage to users on YouTube as well as on their blog the same day. Someone in their PR department definitely understands the value of social media in working through a product malfunction crisis.

But the result of Skype’s efforts to combat what could have been a bad PR nightmare worked.

Now with the ‘leaked’ information about video calling capabilities making its rounds in the blogosphere, one can only imagine the positive press that the company is experiencing. The news definitely makes the company look strong, particularly against Apple’s video calling product FaceTime. Maybe it wasn’t mistakenly published at all, but was meant to tease users and make them stop thinking about the recent outage. Well done Skype.

In the U.K., the ever-accurate Daily Mail reports that “video-sex chat services [...] are hiring workers through internet adverts.” These services would connect you one-on-one with the sex worker of your choice.

It’s a great idea. Because FaceTime is Wi-Fi only, you won’t be surprised at the end of the month by huge and scary charges on your phone-bill. Another advantage is that, because it won’t work over 3G, it’s unlikely that the person on the plane next to you will be indulging.
A phone would also seem to be the perfect place for this most personal kind of entertainment.“A phone is such an intimate thing, you usually don’t lend it out or have someone else use it”(Quentin Boyer).At least not without cleaning it first, we hope.

It’s often said that the porn industry drives technical innovation, but it might be more accurate to say that it is the ultimate early adopter. People scoffed at the idea of smut on cellphones until the iPhone made it easy to browse the web and the number of mobile porn sites took off. And the iPad, a device ridiculed for its lack of Adobe’s Flash plug-in, has seen adult video sites rushing to re-encode their catalogs in the iPad-friendly Quicktime format. Pushing sex over video chat has been pointless until now but, as the number of customers with easy video-calling explodes, so will the business opportunities.

Being the sensationalist rag that it is, the Mail veers off into talk of the dangers to kids (“children and sexual predators are often ahead of parents when comes to technology”) and tries to make a case that Apple somehow doesn’t like adult material on its devices (ridiculous, as Safari on the iPad is probably the best porn browser on the planet). But the best point in the article is made by adult actress Teagan Presley, who highlights a technical shortcoming of the face-to-face nature of video calls.

“You can have the phone on your face, or other body parts,” says Presley, “but not both at the same time.”

You know you love it, who’s your favorite?

Ok we know that's not an iPhone... but that body is just way too sexy not to add!

If rumors going around the web are to be believed, the next version of iPad may come out just in time for Valentines Day 2011, equipped with a front facing FaceTime sex Chat camera, Retina Display, and Gyroscope.Which means that 3 months from now, you will be seeing the next gen iPad in all retail outlets.

Mass production of iPad with an initial shipment target of 400,00 to 600,000 units, is expected to commence in January 2011. Foxconn, the Taiwanese company that manufactured the first gen iPad is going to build the second gen iPads in their Chinese plants in Shenzhen.

The sources pointed out that  the  iPad 2 will ship as soon as  the  end of February in 2011.  Apple  originally planned to  start mass  production in  January, but  because the  device’s firmware is  currently  still in testing, Apple  has been  postponing the  schedule. Since  Foxconn’s new  plants in    Chengdu are still in  pilot  production, iPad 2 will be    mainly supplied by its Shenzhen   plants, while the company’s    upstream component partners    have all been notified of the  shipments schedule.

iPad 2 will reportedly be using  BLUs (Back Light Units). So t  here is no AMOLED screen for  iPad 2, whichby the way is  getting popular by the day with  it’s presence on

Android phones including Samsung Galaxy S and the recently released Google Nexus S. Rather it will use a standard LCD screen with high resolution (Retina Display) and IPS (in-plane switching) which gives better viewing angles.

Would you gift iPad 2 to your loved one on Valentines Day 2011? Let us know in the Comments.

Instead, we can just call. Knowing that your friends have iPhone 4s makes video calling much easier. You don’t have to call or text to arrange the call, you just place it and you’re immediately good to go. We may have already had webcam equipment on hand but it’s only with the iPhone 4 that, at least here at TUAW, we’re actually using video calling.

With that in mind, we’ve been seeing how far we can push the technology. We’ve put together a list of the coolest techniques that we’ve actually tried out and tested and can confirm as working. In no particular order, here they are.
Call Internationally for free! [No special hacking required] Got a business colleague in Switzerland that you need to talk to for a current project? Do you have family overseas or otherwise outside your normal calling plan? If they’ve enabled FaceTime in Settings and activated their service, you can chat over international boundaries or across the ocean for free.
Once you’ve entered contact details, FaceTimeSexChat availability automatically shows up in Contacts. Don’t forget to add the “+” sign needed for International calling. Connect to a Wi-Fi network, tap the FaceTime button, and you’re good to go.

TUAW tested US to Europe calling and found the response time and video quality to be excellent. There were no significant lags beyond what you’d normally expect with VoIP, i.e. somewhere between hardly noticeable and nonexistent.
Call home from a plane! [No special hacking required] If your airplane offers in-air Wi-Fi that allows FaceTime traffic, you can call home while cruising thousands of feet above the ground. When calling from a plane, you’ll want to use a headset with a microphone as social conditions and ambient noise can make it awkward to talk at normal volumes when surrounded by neighbors trying to catch up on their reading or watch movies. But if the passengers are accommodating and your in-flight service allows the FaceTime bandwidth, it’s a really exciting way to keep in touch while on the go.
Project your FaceTime chat on TV! [Requires jailbreak] Imagine you’re using FaceTime at a large planning meeting. Rather than put your client on speaker phone, why not channel the FaceTime audio and video out to TV, instead? We used Ryan Petrich’s $1.99 DisplayOut software to mirror FaceTimeChat through both a composite video-out cable and via an Apple VGA connector.

The long cables we tested with allowed us to pass the iPhone 4 from person to person, allowing each one to speak directly to the remote party while allowing all participants to view the conversation on the central TV. If we had wanted to, we could have passed the signal through a recorder (DVD recorder or DVR) to archive the meeting as well.

We also tested TVOut2, a free alternative. TVOut2 provides a less customizable presentation and needed a bit of fussing to get it to work properly with the iPhone 4. Once (finally) set up and kickstarted by using some third-party video out apps, TVOut2 properly mirrored FaceTimeChat with a good frame rate but a relatively small onscreen display. It should be noted that the display size can be customized rather laboriously in the TVOut2 settings panel.
Just in its initial iPhone 4 release today, TVOut2 should be improving over the next few weeks. It holds the promise of a nice, free utility. However, for just two bucks more, DisplayOut offers a lot more features and reliability in its current release and remains our TUAW-recommended solution.
Record your FaceTime chat! [Requires jailbreak] Although Ryan Petrich’s $4.99 DisplayRecorder does not record audio (yet!) it simplifies all screen recording tasks, including recording your FaceTime chat without needing video out cables. When installed, just press and hold the Sleep/Wake button for two seconds. A dialog appears allowing you to start recording. When you’re ready to finish, press and hold another two seconds.
Once recorded, you can upload your videos directly to YouTube or serve them over your local WiFi network using a Web Server interface. The video we recorded during our TUAW tests had acceptable resolution and frame rates. A 2.5 minute no-audio call ended up occupying slightly over 165 MB of video. We missed having audio (hopefully that will be added soon) but being able to archive the video itself was a lovely treat.
Place FaceTime calls over 3G! [Some solutions require jailbreak] Although we cannot recommend using FaceTimeSexChat over 3G on a regular basis (it uses about 3 MB per minute), there are times we understand when you’re not near Wi-Fi and have compelling reasons to need video dialog. We tested out four separate solutions for 3G FaceTime connections and rated them from least reliable to most reliable.
At the bottom of the pack was MiFi. This 3G powered Wi-Fi hotspot solution from Sprint kept cutting out during our tests, allowing us to talk only a minute or two at a time, with repeated freezes and call drops. (We’re told that Clear’s similar 3G/4G iSpot solution is currently a no-go with iPhone 4.)

Next, in terms of performance, was MyWi. MyWi creates a WiFi hotspot using a jailbroken iPhone’s 3G service. We tested using a 3GS for the hotspot and connecting to that hotspot with an iPhone 4. MyWi performed better than the MiFi but had significant service interruptions.
Performing second best in our tests, and providing a huge improvement over the hotspot solutions, was 3G Unrestrictor from Kim Streich. Offering a native on-iPhone solution, it outperformed both MiFi and MyWi but it was slightly less reliable during our tests in terms of audio and video thanIntelliborn’s My3G, another native application.

3G Unrestrictor’s performance must be weighed against a rather significant My3G bug — when installed, you cannot use your iPhone for native software development. So at this time, we recommend 3G Unrestrictor over My3G. (Update: Intelliborn tells TUAW that the My3G development bug has been resolved. Check Cydia and the Rock store for updates.)

While we cannot recommend 3G FaceTimeSexChat calls for regular use (think of the children, think of AT&T, think of the data infrastructure, think of the 3MB per minute), having the tools on-hand can prove helpful when the need does arise.

And now for a few handy tips…

Don’t forget to enable FaceTime in settings! You must both enable FaceTime and allow it to fully activate before you can join in on FaceTime chatting. Activating your FaceTime service allows the Phone app to call home to Apple and display the FaceTime button when others look at your Contacts page.

Call Widescreen! We were surprised at how many FaceTimeSexCams users of our acquaintance didn’t realize that FaceTime works both in landscape as well as portrait orientation. Feel free to turn your iPhone on its side while chatting and enjoy a more panoramic view. (Even if that panoramic view is of Sande’s nostrils.)

Use sign language! [No special hacking required, but a harmonica holder may help] If you need to sign over your phone or otherwise use a hands-free approach, consider putting together a FaceTime hanger solution like the FaceHanger we posted about recently on TUAW. Having an elevated (not just table-level) holder will free up your hands while providing a good angle for FaceTimeChat chatting.

Hold up pictures and documents! The resolution quality for the transferred image is actually quite awesome. I was able to present text to the FaceTimeSexChat camera that other TUAW team members could easily read from their end, even during our 3G service tests. Just keep your documents still when displaying them.

1-888-FaceTime no longer works! Apple is no longer providing live demos of their FaceTime service. In recent weeks, a call to 1-888-FaceTime leads to a recorded message that instructs you to visit the Apple website for more FaceTimeSexChat information.

FaceTime isn’t always reliable! If you’re having troubles with your FaceTimeSexChat connections, be aware that the FaceTime servers occasionally have their issues. You may simply want to try again later. If you want to learn more about how the FaceTime service works under the hood, here’s a great series of articles for you to check out over at Packetstan

Don’t underestimate FaceTime, Reitzes said in a note to clients today that suggests we’re at the beginnings of a FaceTime networking effect that will goose sales across many of Apple’s product lines, particularly if Apple (AAPL) adds support for the video conferencing feature to iPads and Macs, which seems likely.

“We envision a world eventually where all major Apple devices incorporate FaceTimeSexChat, including Macs, iPhones, iPod Touches and iPads,” Reitzes writes. “While Android and competitive devices either have or are working toward incorporating a similar feature, we believe this particular feature benefits from Apple’s vertically integrated model…. We believe the ‘FaceTime Sex Chat networking effect’ could provide a halo effect on Macs and iPads once the feature becomes available. Note that FaceTime is an ‘open standard’ so if Apple is successful in making this feature ubiquitous, more non-Apple devices could be made compatible in the future.”

Running with that thesis a bit further, Reitzes figures Apple will have sold some 63 million FaceTime Chat devices by the end of fiscal 2011–40 million FaceTime-compatible iPhones, 15 million FaceTime-compatible iPods, and 8 million FaceTime-compatible iPads. And he says that number will more than double the following year.

“[In fiscal 2012 we see] an installed base of over 150 million FaceTime enabled devices, which could prove conservative if FaceTime Sex seem like it could basically get to a point where an entire campus could communicate using FaceTime Chat in some way on a device if desired. While we believe the Android platform can do a good job with this type of feature, it seems that Apple has the complete package to make FaceTime grow into a multiplier for its device sales through vertical integration.”