But that's OK, you can consider the groundbreaking FaceTime (a me-too feature already out on other platforms) as a big step towards dominance (as the 4th or 5th place mobile device manufacturer who's being eclipsed by a new OS) for their users (provided they only use WIFI and not 3G connections).
And as far as security, well, it would be nice if the app store and iTunes wasn't compromised.
Is that up or down? How are you doing that at the same time as talking? That's 1megabit per second, Puget, and I really don't think you have ANYWHERE near enough upload bandwidth at that rate for any decent two way video conferencing. Remember those pesky start and stop data bits and effective rates of through-put we talked about the other day when you were claiming a 16GB iPhone could be copied in 40 seconds over a USB2.0 cable? You have the same problem here. Only worse.
As for video tech know how, Apple's been doing it for years with iChat at far higher quality than any of them have been able to achieve.