Apple has officially released the FaceTime for Mac in Mac App Store. This application is shown MacBook Pro machines, and can be downloaded on the Mac App Store, with a cost of $ 0.99. FaceTime debuted on the iPhone 4 as a facility for users to make free calls from iPhone to iPhone video, via Wi-Fi network. In October, the latest iPod units will be supported application. Using a desktop application, Mac users can place calls to users with the iPod touch, iPhone 4. Users stay logged in with your Apple ID and specify an email address that acts as a number.
New features with FaceTime for Mac also supports HD video calls. MacBook Pro features the new HD and FaceTime web camera, so users can receive video calls 720p. FaceTime gains on the desktop compared to similar applications such as Skype actually provide comfort and ease of use. Users do not need to receive or make calls to run applications FaceTime.
Hopefully FaceTime will be integrated in Mac OS X Lion because it can unify the various communications applications Apple on the desktop.

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