Video Calling Feature Unveiled by T-Mobile
T-Mobile said subscribers with some handsets will be able to make video calls without having to use an additional app, under a new offering. “T-Mobile Video Calling couldn’t be simpler to use,” Chief Technology Officer Neville Ray said in a…
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blog post Thursday. “On devices with T-Mobile Video Calling, small camera icons appear next to contacts with devices able to receive video calls. If the person you’re calling can’t take video calls, the video call icon is greyed out. We’re working with others so you can eventually enjoy built-in video calling across wireless networks.” Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ and Samsung Galaxy Note 5 have T-Mobile Video Calling available through software updates, while the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge updates will be available next week, Ray said. To make a video call, the user must be on an LTE network, T-Mobile said. Calls can be made over Wi-Fi or using data from a subscriber’s monthly data bucket.