FaceTime via 3G is obviously a great improvement… yet in the age of tiered data plans it’s completely contradicting to this “improvement” since video calling over a 2, 3, or 4 GB data plan will simply guzzle up your monthly allowance even faster.
Even on Sprint, where Unlimited Data plans are still offered, iPhone users who try to FaceTime over CDMA Rev. A networks are going to be highly disappointed due to it’s slow data connection.
I hardly use FaceTime, though with that said, if and when I do use it I’d rather it over WiFi since it’s clearer, faster and doesn’t use my data allowance.
I think if FaceTime is enabled to function under 3G networks it’ll either be a hit or miss;
but knowing Apple’s reputation I’m sure if it is a miss, it probably won’t damage that reputation with their consumers.
