How to Enable FaceTime on iPad [Mac Only]

by ReachPushkar on February 15, 2011 with 1 Comments in Apple , Computers , Gadgets , Mac , Tablets , Technology

A new application called iFacePad allows iPad users to use FaceTime on their devices. However, the current version of the iPad does not have a camera hence the person your talking to cannot see you, but you can see him/her.

Give it a try.

NOTE: This Tutorial is for Mac users.

Download iFacePad
Download iOS 4.2.1 for iPodTouch 4
Download PhoneDisk
Jailbreak your iPad ( in case you didn’t already )
Load Cydia and install OpenSSH and AFC2 ( greenpois0n adds AFC2 by default – greenpois0n tutorial )
Run PhoneDisk make sure to enable root and connect to root
Run iFacePad.app
Reboot iPad
Enjoy

NOTE: If FaceTime doesn’t work after reboot, make sure permissions are set correct on mobilePhone.app and in /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/IMcore.framework/IMAgent.app is set 755

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