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Advocacy groups notify AT&T of net neutrality complaint with the FCC over FaceTime restrictions
Author: Stefanie Jenkins
Public advocacy groups aren’t all that thrilled with AT&T’s justifications for limiting FaceTime access over 3G and 4G to those who spring for its costlier Mobile Share plans. Free Press, Public Expertise and the Open Innovation Institute have served official notice to AT&T that they prepare to file a net neutrality issue with the FCC within 10 days. It’s not challenging to comprehend why, offered the groups’ existing pro-neutrality stances: the Free Press’ policy lead Matt Wood argues that the carrier is unfairly pushing iOS users into plans they do not need, a particularly sore point for iPad-only clients that have no AT&T phones to share. We have actually reached out to AT&T for remark, although we’re not anticipating a change from its position that enabling application usage over WiFi makes its rules fine. As for the FCC? It’s mum on the existing situation. A literal reading of its net neutrality rules, nevertheless, doesn’t consist of a WiFi exemption and could not favor AT&T when Skype video is allowed and Verizon has no issues with unrestricted access.
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No Comments »AT&T’s hostile FaceTime restrictions likely don’t violate FCC rules
Author: Stefanie Jenkins
Washington DC-based interest group Public Understanding released a short press release this evening stating its displeasure with AT&T’s decision to restrict FaceTime over cellular– a new feature in iOS 6– to subscribers selecting its new Mobile Share plans, arguing that the company is “violating the FCC’s Open Internet regulations.” Right here’s the full statement from senior personnel attorney John Bergmayer:
By blocking FaceTime for many of its clients, AT&T is violating the FCC’s Open Net guidelines. These rules state that mobile providers shall not ‘prevent applications that contend with the supplier’s voice or video recording telephone services.’ Although carriers are allowed to engage in ‘reasonable network management,’ there is no technical explanation why one …
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AT&T CEO responds to paid 3G FaceTime rumor, says it’s ‘too early’ to talk pricing
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AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson has actually replied to reports that Ma Bell organizes to bring an additional levy upon those planning to use FaceTime over cellular. Speaking at the Fortune Brainstorm conference, he’s quoted as stating that he might “heard the exact same rumor,” but that it was “too very early to talk about pricing.” At present, he states his main focus is to deal with Apple on guaranteeing the video presentation calling modern technology works effortlessly across his business’s information network, with iOS 6 due to arrive later on this year.
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“Leaked” iPhone 5 Front Casing Shows Centered FaceTime Camera
Author: Jesus Sargent
Another day, an additional crack.
On Friday we saw exactly what was stated to be an iPhone 5 prototype unit, and today a totally different variation of the “ iPhone 5 ″ casing has found its way on to the interwebs. Strangely enough, this most current puncture looks an awful great deal like images of iPhone 5 parts released by 9to5mac.
Of course, it ’ s possible that none of these cracks are the real thing, but it sure does assist pass the time until Apple hops on phase in October. The latest crack comes by way of a Chinese site called Apple. pro who relatively located the images on Photobucket. No one working at Apple might post an image of the iPhone 5 on Photobucket, though that ’ s not to say that somebody in the supply chain didn ’ t snap an image or two.
Either method, I ’ m approaching this leak as I have all the others– with a gigantic salt shaker.
There are two “ leaked ” situations right here: one white and one black. They show that the front-facing video camera for video recording chat has actually been focused above the speaker grill. This matches up splendidly with images shown by 9to5mac, particularly since this image even shows a taller screen with the exact same exact width and bezels as the iPhone 4/4S.
We ’ ve heard recently that the next-gen iPhone will certainly have a light weight aluminum (or steel) back panel, matching up more uniformly with the iPad and additional Apple items. TechCrunch has even specifically confirmed that the normal 30-pin dock will be replaced with a 19-pin mini connector. And lest we forget, a 4.08-inch display is also anticipated. Macotokara reports that development on the iPhone 5 has actually already begun, so we must see this bad boy no later than October, if not earlier.
Right here is a larger version of this latest leak:
And right here ’ s that 9to5mac pic that appears to line up:
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WTF: Doctor Performs iPhone ‘Facetime Facelifts’
Author: Trixi Anderson
A plastic surgeon in Washington DC has started performing a procedure dubbed the “Facetime Facelift” because people don’t like the way their double chins look when using the iPhone’s Facetime chat. Jesus, THEN JUST CALL OR TEXT.
“Patients come in with their iPhones and show me how they look on [Apple's video calling application] FaceTime,” says Dr. Sigal. “The angle at which the phone is held, with the caller looking downward into the camera, really captures any heaviness, fullness and sagging of the face and neck. People say ‘I never knew I looked like that! I need to do something!’ I’ve started calling it the ‘FaceTime Facelift’ effect. And we’ve developed procedures to specifically address it.”
Granted you could just not hold the phone below your face, but that would take too much arm muscle. WTF — Facetime isn’t a f***ing fashion photoshoot, people. I seriously doubt your mom cares what your neck looks like. Besides, Facetime isn’t about looking good, it’s about jamming down your pants to show your girlfriend your privates from work. “So true.” So true says the guy with pubes sticking out of his phone case!
Hit the jump for a brief video the doctor explaining the procedure.
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iOS 4.3.2 download Due Next week – Fixes Verizon iPad 2 and FaceTime issues
Author: Natalie Wood
BGR’s streak with leaked build of iOS continues! After getting first hands on with 4.3.1, Jonathan S. Geller has installed unreleased iOS 4.3.2 build on his iPhone 4. One of our Apple sources has just let us know that Apple’s iOS 4.3.2, due within the next week or so, will fix the issues we’ve been hearing [...]
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iPad 2 installed in Ford F-150 truck, does FaceTime while you roll over stuff (video)
Author: Gabe Hall
SoundMan Car Audio’s done it again, and this time on day one — they’ve stuffed an iPad 2 into the dashboard of an unsuspecting vehicle, in this case a 2010 Ford F-150 pickup. While that doesn’t sound like the most exciting hack in the world, we have to give credit where it’s due — Doug and company now have a truck that can make FaceTime video calls, browse to world-class technology websites (we’re blushing) and play Pandora too. See the SoundMan crew show off the fruits of their labors in a video after the break.
[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]
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Apple refreshes MacBook Pro family with Sandy Bridge processors, AMD graphics, Thunderbolt I/O tech, and FaceTime HD cameras
Author: Mark Jeffries
Come on, you knew this was coming! Oh yes, Apple’s pulling the curtain off its new MacBook Pro family, and compared to the last refresh cycle, there are a serious amount of updates. Just as we had heard all three will be getting new Intel Sandy Bridge Core i5 and i7 processors, AMD Radeon HD 6000M graphics (bye bye, NVIDIA!), FaceTime HD cameras, and some super fast Thunderbolt I/O transfer speeds. There are two new 13-inchers, two 15.4-inch versions, and one lone 17-inch model. How much will they cost you and what are the exact specs? You’ll want to hit the jump for all of that and the official press release.
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Apple refreshes MacBook Pro family with Sandy Bridge processors, AMD graphics, Thunderbolt I/O tech, and FaceTime HD cameras originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 24 Feb 2011 09:02:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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No Comments »Screen Grabs: Tango supplants FaceTime for Big Bang Theory videocall
Author: Tristan Richards
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It may not share the same level of name recognition as FaceTime (or heck, even Fring), but Tango’s multi-platform videocalling app is still a very real alternative. So real, in fact, that it was just used in an episode of The Big Bang Theory as a highly fictional (and severely busted) character makes an outlandish videocall to a mythical group of friends. Or was it all just a dream? Hop on down to the source link (and fast-forward to the 13th minute) to find out.
[Thanks, Sowmitra]
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Screen Grabs: Tango supplants FaceTime for Big Bang Theory videocall originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 06 Feb 2011 06:24:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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