> Ignoring the fact that nobody is actually going to use > video calling (it has come so many times on many devices. > The Evo was far from the first device t

> Ignoring the fact that nobody is actually going to use > video calling (it has come so many times on many devices. > The Evo was far from the first device to implement it), > let's humor his point. I just discussed video calls with some of my friends (we all work/have worked with mobile phone software). We agreed that it is one of the biggest technologies that the manufacturers have specified and implemented that _nobody_ has _ever_ used. Now this article was the first time I read about iPhone 4 and video calls. I wonder if Apple is going to be the first one to have people actually using the feature. I mean it's not that odd a feature, people chat on Skype with webcams all the time. Also kind of interesting that video call was one of the main arguments to spend billions to build 3G networks (at least here in Finland).. what.. almost 10 years ago? And IF this works for Apple, it's not going to use any of the technology built back then (not the 3G network and not the software specifications).