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> Which, FWIW, is something that's been available everywhere outside the US for at least 5 years. Not always used much (in Europe anyway), but it's been availab
by loire280 16y ago
> Which, FWIW, is something that's been available everywhere outside the US for at least 5 years. Not always used much (in Europe anyway), but it's been available for a very long time.
If Apple manages to make video calling mainstream through marketing, solid implementation, and by pushing a standard that is adopted by other vendors, I'd say that's a pretty serious feat. A technical marvel is meaningless if it's rarely used.
- masklinn 16y agoI agree, but still video chat has been pretty ubiquitous in europe and asia, I do believe it's used quite a bit in e.g. Japan, and I've seen deaf people use it in Europe in order to communicate remotely.