Blurry Spyshot Hints iPad FaceTime Being Tested Right This Instant [Unconfirmed]

Sep 5th 2010
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Are you ready for FaceTime video calls using a larger, slightly more pixelated than the iPhone 4 Retina Display version of yourself? Well although you aren’t, someone is, and they’re testing it out at this very moment.

At least, that’s what this spy shot would have us believe. In line with the chaps at 9 to 5 Mac, the photographs purport to indicate a debug iPad unit out within the wild, testing ” next gen firmware inside the field.” The settings shown within the blurry snapshot are for video call debugging (the same menu was used on iPhone 4 debug units, they note). [ 9 to 5 Mac ]

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