There's no FaceTime App on the iPhone. The app only exists on the iPod Touch and iPad.
On the iPhone, you make a FaceTime call from either the Phone app or the Contacts app, when you're connected to a WiFi network. You receive FaceTime calls as long as you've set the FaceTime preference to an active Mobile Me or iCloud account and you're connected to WiFi.
There's no FaceTime App on the iPhone. The app only exists on the iPod Touch and iPad.
On the iPhone, you make a FaceTime call from the phone app (or the contacts app). You receive FaceTime calls as long as you've set the FaceTime preference to an active Mobile Me or iCloud account.
There's no FaceTime App on the iPhone. The app only exists on the iPod Touch and iPad.
On the iPhone, you make a FaceTime call from either the Phone app or the Contacts app, when you're connected to a WiFi network. You receive FaceTime calls as long as you've set the FaceTime preference to an active Mobile Me or iCloud account and you're connected to WiFi.
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… Deleted? You're sure? Spotlight doesn't find it?
There's no FaceTime App on the iPhone. The app only exists on the iPod Touch and iPad.
On the iPhone, you make a FaceTime call from either the Phone app or the Contacts app, when you're connected to a WiFi network. You receive FaceTime calls as long as you've set the FaceTime preference to an active Mobile Me or iCloud account and you're connected to WiFi.
There's no FaceTime App on the iPhone. The app only exists on the iPod Touch and iPad.
On the iPhone, you make a FaceTime call from the phone app (or the contacts app). You receive FaceTime calls as long as you've set the FaceTime preference to an active Mobile Me or iCloud account.
Ah. That would explain it, then.
There's no FaceTime App on the iPhone. The app only exists on the iPod Touch and iPad.
On the iPhone, you make a FaceTime call from either the Phone app or the Contacts app, when you're connected to a WiFi network. You receive FaceTime calls as long as you've set the FaceTime preference to an active Mobile Me or iCloud account and you're connected to WiFi.
thanks.