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FaceIt-3GS app enables Face Time on iPhone 3GS, no video call camera is a problem (duh!)

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Apple is trying to rekindle the interest in video calling with Face Time – but it’s only for iPhone 4 and Mac users and only over Wi-Fi. Devs are already tearing down those restrictions – a new app called FaceIt-3GS enables Face Time on the, you guessed it, iPhone 3GS…

What you’ll need to run FaceIt-3GS is a jailbroken iPhone 3GS running iOS 4.1 and Cydia. Follow the instructions here (note: the site is in Arabic) to install the app and you’ll be having Face Time talks with your iPhone 4 friends who can’t tease you about video calls anymore.

And here’s how FaceIt-3GS works on an iPhone 3GS:

I know what you’re thinking – the iPhone 3GS doesn’t have a front-facing camera. Well, you can either make a choice between seeing the other person or them not seeing you, or (if you’re willing to suck up your pride),go for one of those mirror things. Tough choice.

Source (Site in Arabic)

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