How can you make video calls to non smart phones over the 3G network? I've heard you can't. That seems to be a large step backwards in technology which doesn't sound right to me. Apple and the iPhone should be moving forwards, not backwards... Right??
iPhone 4
Incorrect.
Non-smart phones cannot make or accept video calls.
But you can make video calls to non-Apple smart phones using Skype. There is a Skype app available for iPhone.
Apple and the iPhone should be moving forwards, not backwards...
A flip phone or "non smartphone" is a step backwards from an iPhone. The iPhone is capable of this. It would be the OTHER phone, the "non smartphone" that is incapable.
Thanks for your help. Perhaps there is a difference in network capabilities in the US and in New Zealand. In NZ non android phones are capable of sending and receiving video calls if they are on the 3G cellular network. But they are not capable of using apps tho, so it seems that video calls cannot be made between these two phones unless there is a way for the iPhone to make/receive a video call using the 3G cellular network.
If you think there's a specific peculiarity related to New Zealand products, perhaps Apple's support in New Zealand can help.
You can contact them at http://www.apple.com/nz/support or by phone at 00800-7666-7666
How can you make video calls to non smart phones over the 3G network?
