It looks like the iPad is getting the full suite of Apple's iOS photo apps, including the addition of PhotoBooth for the first time on iOS.

Skype for iPhone just received an all-important update. Now, fans of the iOS app can make video calls to fellow Skype users over Wi-Fi and 3G. But, is the new version of Skype any good?

We're hearing some exciting news from over at Skype. According to a mistakenly (we believe) released document, video-calling support for the Skype iOS app is now right around the corner.

Apple has created a Christmas TV ad for the iPhone 4, showing off the power of FaceTime. And, true to form, the advertisement is as emotional and heartwarming as you'd expect. Read on to find out more, and to view the TV ad ...

Tango Video Calls has recently been updated to support the iPod touch 4G. Additionally, the app is now Retina-optimized, and its contact list has received a great makeover. Read on to find out more ...

A group of jailbreakers (the same ones that brought FaceTime to Middle East countries), has now found a way to activate FaceTime on legacy devices like the 3GS.

FaceTime, Apple's video calling service, is great. But, it's not available everywhere. Several countries in the Middle East don't support FaceTime. If you live in one of these countries, read on to find how how you can enable FaceTime on your iPhone handset...

News regarding the iPad 2's speculated front and rear-facing cameras has hit the web. Read on to find out more...

FaceTime for iOS is not available in the Middle East. However, there is a way Middle Eastern fanboys can get in on the action: FaceTime for Mac, Apple's Mac OS X application, can work within the Middle East. How? Simply tell it you live somewhere else. Read on to find out more...

Yesterday, Apple released FaceTime for Mac; a new Mac OS X application which allows Mac users to FaceTime call other Macs, iPhones, or iPod touches. Following this, a service called facelette was launched. Essentially, facelette combines FaceTime with Chatroulette. Read on to find out how...

As announced just minutes ago, Apple has managed to release the first beta version of its desktop FaceTime video conferencing client. It's really great, so go check it out.

There you go! While Apple's special "Back to the Mac" event, which is taking place at the moment, hasn't revealed anything very exciting for iDevice owners so far, it did get interesting.

There is something very strange going on with Apple and some features of its latest iDevices around the world. As you might remember, many iPhone 4 owners in the Middle East recently had the unpleasant surprise of discovering that their new phone didn't allow them to use FaceTime.

Apple's FaceTime is in its infancy. For now, it can only be used via Wi-Fi. And of course, both users need to have an iPhone 4 or iPod touch. But FaceTime could soon be evolving to give us more. Read more...

FaceBreak is a popular jailbreak tweak which allows users to make FaceTime calls over a 3G network. The great news is that FaceBreak has just been updated, and now allows iOS 4.1 users to make video calls over a cellular network. Read on to find out more...

Ever since Apple gave us a front facing camera on the iPhone 4, many of us have been craving an app that would allow us to make video calls between our iDevice and desktop computers. The answer, we're hearing today, might be coming from Yahoo very soon.

Have you ever dreamt about doing two-way video calls between your iDevice and a desktop? It's actually now possible, but not quite ready for primetime yet.

FaceTime, Apple's video calling medium, is great. We all know it and love it. Yet, it doesn't work over 3G, which is a shame. Thankfully, we've got a few other options available. One, is Fring. Another, is Tango: a recently released app which promises "free high end video calls over 3G and Wi-Fi." From what we can tell, this app is definitely worth checking out. Read on to find out more...

Bad news for those of you living in the Middle East, or at least in United Arab Emirates as it's just been confirmed, as we first reported, that FaceTime will not be available in the country.

Have an iPod? Want an iPhone? We have apps for that.

FaceTime, the great video-conferencing feature introduced by Apple with the iPhone 4 has definitely been a strong selling point for the handset. It might end up not being available for everyone.

Not long ago, we told you Apple was planning a FaceTime-enabled second-generation iPad for Q1, 2011. This means the device will hit stores a few months ahead of its expected April release (a year after the first generation device). Read on to find out more...

Another iOS 4.2 feature involves assigning each contact a unique message tone. The feature will make receiving text messages on an iPhone a whole lot easier, as users will know exactly who's texting them before they glance at their handset's screen. Read on to find out more about the new feature...