![]() ![]() With FaceTime up and running, I wanted to give a shot to an old trick we first covered in October: auto-answering FaceTime calls on a Mac. After a few minutes, FaceTime was correctly functioning on my iPad 2. I noticed that the verification process failed at first (I didn’t get any email from Apple), so I deleted the email address, entered it again and waited for the confirmation email. ![]() On the iPad, I set up a third email so I can make sure calls are always routed to the right device. In this tab, I logged in with my Apple ID and assigned a new email – different from the ones I use on my MacBook Pro (Apple ID) and iMac (2nd email address). Mainly to test the quality of the cameras (they do decent videos, but they’re not really that great) and the FaceTime application itself, I immediately set up a new email account to use with the iPad 2.įaceTime on the iPad asks you to create a new email address on first launch however, you can further tweak your settings, Apple ID and available email addresses in the Settings app under “FaceTime”. So I just got my iPad 2, and right after restoring from an iPad 1 backup and syncing all my apps, I wanted to try FaceTime on it.
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