Anyway, as Steve said a couple of years ago, nobody wants video chat on a phone...
When and where did he say this? Can you provide a link to the video when he said this or a written transcript of the event or interview?
And FaceTime is completely useless at the moment? Not partially useless, it is completely and utterly useless. Wow, just wow, and with so many people having a wi-fi network at home and/or at work, along with the number of public wi-fi hotspots available paid and free at hotels, restaurants, coffee shops. AT&T has over 20,000 paid wi-fi hotspots throughout the U.S. which is free for iPhone owners that are AT&T subscribers. This along with Apple making FaceTime an open standard, which will allow 3rd party video chat apps to make use of it since it will be based on open internet standards.
Completely useless? Not hardly. But anyone who thinks so that purchases an iPhone 4 is not forced to use it with fellow iPhone 4 users via wi-fi only at the outset at least.
Funny how this is not available with any other cell phone sold in the U.S. Apple introduces it first along with making FaceTime an open standard and it is called completely - not partially, but completely useless by some. I'll bet you dollars to donuts other cell phone manufacturers got their copy machines cranked up after Apple announced this with the iPhone 4. They can't be first, but they sure know how to copy, or try to.