TUTORIAL FACETIME FOR OS X

Enable Apple Facetime to PC with the new iOS5 and IOS6 and following different iDevices - iPhone, iPad and iPod!

Fans of real-time video chats or phone calls can take full advantage of the technology through Apple Facetime Program.
Facetime comes standard with the current generation of iPad, iPhone 4 and 4S.
This software suite is part of iOS5 for iDevices and allow video phone calls and chat real-time via the iDevices.
Activate and use Facetime for PCs and mobile devices is a problem opening the application and set up your account.

On the iDevice, looking gray, the video camera icon. Press and wait for applications to open up Facetime. You will be given a series of clues which, for the first time users, enabling Facetime program automatically formats using Apple ID.

When FaceTime "Enter the Apple ID" field appears on the PC or device, use the keyboard to enter the account you want to use for Facetime chat.

The next field is the "Sync to Contacts". If you want to sync your contacts / address book entries, select "Yes".
Now, on the right side of the screen Facetime app, your contacts appear in alphabetical order.
Select a contact from the list you want to talk to. Recipients must have a Facetime call iDevice to accept chat / call request.

Come fall 2012, when Apple releases iOS6, Facetime will be able to call a smartphone, the user device and the PC software that comes with Facetime.

Wait for the recipient to accept and receive calls, or if you are receiving, responding to requests Facetime in the same way on your PC or mobile device, you will receive a standard phone call.
Align to the iDevice camera angle you want (there is a small window in the upper right that shows you what other iDevice and PC webcam view, allowing you to adjust your position accordingly).
Now, sit back and enjoy face-to-face conversations from PC to PC, PC to iDevice or iDevice to iDevice like the old Dick Tracy comic strip that is used to indicate a "future technology".

Enable Facetime to PC, iPhone, iPad and iPod to start enjoying the world's highly developed communication applications made available to the consumer level.