The service requires no additional log-in, no account creation–all you need to do is make a call to an iOS or Mac OS X user as if you’re making a regular phone call. On iOS, Apple’s own FaceTime service has been extremely popular as it is seamless, simple, and easy to use. Unfortunately, while Skype is available, the video chat service still hasn’t launched yet and the company has not yet indicated if it will roll out its video chat service to non-Verizon devices in the near future due to a deal with Verizon Wireless in the U.S. Video chat will be part of Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread, so hopefully Android smartphones with Gingerbread will be blessed with the update to receive native video chat in the future after the announcement will be made if the rumor proves correct.Ĭurrently, Android users do not have a seamless way to video chat and must rely on third-party chat services like Fring, Tango, or Skype. According to sources in the manufacturing industry, the DigiTimes unveiled that Google is planning to launch the Android 3.0 Honeycomb OS for tablets in. The Twitter message was posted by a user who allegedly works with Samsung.įortunately, though, the video chat feature will be part of Android Gingerbread, which means that you don’t need Android 3.0 Honeycomb to enjoy video chat. The feature may be announced come early May at Google’s I/O conference. Skype Launches Free Video Chat App For iPhone, iPad.
Android may soon get its own native video chat that integrates with Google Talk and Gmail according to a Twitter message. This is a built in feature of Android 3.0, so you don’t have to use Skype or Fring for videocalls (unless you want to of course). CES: Google Gives A Sneak Peek of Their Android 3.0 Honeycomb.
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