Can I make video calls to other non Apple computers?
916090
Yes you can, but not with FaceTime, which is only used among Apple devices. You'll need to use Skype or another video calling app. There is certainly a camera in the Apple.
1897112
Yes you can, it uses MST, which is not dependent on os, just video card/drivers.
276531
No. This is only an iPad. You may use Facetime audio to make calls over the internet.
1573073
Sorry no one has responded to you but no I don't think you can. You can use the iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad or any computer with a browser. Even Android devices. Not Blackberry. I've been using it for quite a while now. it works great but the convenience comes at a premium. I also have a home security system with multiple cameras and a DVR that I can host and record from home. Nowhere nearly as clean and intuitive an interface as these cameras here but the entire set up cost me the same as about one of these cameras. Not to mention the monthly fee for storage and access from DropCam. Convenient but costly.
683090
Not a 100% sure however, I don't think so. You have to download the video to you computer before you can use it/ share it.
1094301
Microphone and volume control, call answer, track skip for Apple products. Not sure of remote function for non-Apple devices...
2107389
According to this review you can't, though I'd be interested if anyone found out that you could...http://www.macworld.co.uk/digitallifestyle/reviews/index.cfm?reviewid=3276167
975121
You can if your computer supports HDMI output, which most newer computers do. I can't speak specifically for an Apple, but it's a quick check if you know what an HDMI port looks like. You can find images online if you are unsure.
797889
yes, you can, there is an 8Gb SD card with everyting needed for the dashcam on it.You even can watch the avi files on the mac, but not the gps and other info (i.e. time). Also for firmware updates you wil need a Windows computer.
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I would think you can, since I've down loaded some programs--I planned to try, but my video just went bad-----That's what one get for buying used--- I'm not as familiar with Mac as with Windows or Linux, Good Luck
660643
I think thru the Mac computer you can. ICan't find any apps to do it thru iPhone/ipad yet.
830412
Fring-to-Fring should work with Video, but note that Fring lacks a PC client! The other party needs to be using Fring on a supported handset (Android, iPhone4 or Symbian/Nokia and perhaps Windows Mobile 7).Skype withdrew support for Fring and Nimbuzz (which is another option, I forget whether it has video calling!).However, Skype's S^3 client for the Nokia N8 (and C7, C6-01, E7 etc) was just released, and *should* work as well. Perhaps even with PC Skype users. I'd watch discussion forums on other Nokia and cellphone specific boards for confirmation, as I don't own this phone. Yet. Fring-to-Fring should work with Video, but note that Fring lacks a PC client! The other party needs to be using Fring on a supported handset (Android, iPhone4 or Symbian/Nokia and perhaps Windows Mobile 7).Skype withdrew support for Fring and Nimbuzz (which is another option, I forget whether it has video calling!).However, Skype's S^3 client for the Nokia N8 (and C7, C6-01, E7 etc) was just released, and *should* work as well. Perhaps even with PC Skype users. I'd watch discussion forums on other Nokia and cellphone specific boards for confirmation, as I don't own this... » Read More Fring-to-Fring should work with Video, but note that Fring lacks a PC client! The other party needs to be using Fring on a supported handset (Android, iPhone4 or Symbian/Nokia and perhaps Windows Mobile 7).Skype withdrew support for Fring and Nimbuzz (which is another option, I forget whether it has video calling!).However, Skype's S^3 client for the Nokia N8 (and C7, C6-01, E7 etc) was just released, and *should* work as well. Perhaps even with PC Skype users. I'd watch discussion forums on other Nokia and cellphone specific boards for confirmation, as I don't own this phone. Yet. « Show Less
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I am not really sure. All I know is that in my business, I had videos that I could send to customers but this particular tablet would not let me do that. Back it went!
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I would not expect it too. There are video players that are made to share video over a home or business network, but they usually have a network port built into them.
2048032
I believe you can as long as you find appropriate apps, there are always more than 1 you can use either Apple or Android, I am using tinycam for Android tablet, fits the purpose.
1367785
I do not see why not. It's just a toold to send video and audio out to another device. It should work regardless of OS.
898834
No, MAC Operating system and hardware only allow certain video cards, this is not one of them