We previously had some screenshots to indicate that the iPad and iPod touch would be getting FaceTime video chat with future hardware revisions. Now some new details have surfaced, indicating that users will have a Facetime username and password that is based on your Apple ID, and the username will be changeable. Snippets of code have also surfaced showing that users will be able to remove their FaceTime account, along with the warning message that users will no longer be able to receive FaceTime calls from that email account. Other lines of code also indicate that you’ll be able to associate multiple email addresses on one FaceTime account. Finally, the FaceTime settings icon has also been pictured. From the looks of it, we’re pretty sure that FaceTime for non-iPhone 4 devices is on the way, and we’re looking forward to the new devices.
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