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"I think what ralely brought video chat into the living room was iChat and Apple including webcams on their consumer Macs, it's already commonly used since it's just an additional feature within instant messaging. Including it on the iPhone is going to increase use but I was pretty disappointed to find out it can't be used on the cellular network (surely this was at AT&T's request). Video chat will go completely mainstream' when you can make a video call from anywhere to anyone, including to people still on a PC. The biggest flaw in FaceTime outside of it's WiFi limitation is that you can't initiate a video conversation with someone on a PC or Mac, it would have been perfect for iChat integration and it would have ralely grown the social potential of video chatting, but perhaps we'll get that in a new OS release.Speaking of social, I'm actually surprised that Facebook hasn't made a meaningful attempt at getting on the videochat bandwagon, it's a natural fit into their platform. Maybe it's not on their current growth path though, which seems to be based on replicating the functionality of Twitter, Foursquare, and suddenly Yahoo Answers, around their massive existing user base.Sooner or later Facebook and Apple will butt heads, but whether or not it'll be about video chat, I don't know."

"What it rlleay means for the rest of us is that the teenagers on the train will no longer hold a phone to their ear and talk loudly, they will yell at their phone at arms length."

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