Since its arrival way back when, FaceTime has been a staunchly Apple-only platform. This meant that if you wanted to call friends who used Android or Windows powered devices, you’d need to use Zoom, ...

While Zoom has become popular around the country and the world, FaceTime is still one of the most popular ways to video chat. But if you don't have an iPhone, iPad, or Mac computer, you may have ...

Even if you're an Android user, the odds are overwhelmingly high you'll end up needing to FaceTime with friends or family members who own Apple devices at some point. Is that possible? Yes, it ...

FaceTime is one of the easiest ways to make a video call on an iPhone or Mac as long as the other people on the line also own Apple devices -- or so you might think. In fact, it turns out that ...

If you are an iPhone user and have ever wanted to FaceTime Android phones, you’re in luck. FaceTime for Android is now a thing, allowing a quick live video connection for users of both mobile ...

For years, many Android users wished they could access FaceTime due to the app's known superior video and audio quality. In an interesting turn of events, Apple gently loosened its grip on iMessage in ...

FaceTime is widely regarded as an excellent video calling solution for Apple users, thanks to its seamless integration in the company's various platforms, including iOS 18 and the compatible macOS 15.

Why it matters: Apple has long gated FaceTime behind its walled garden. Now the company is opening it up to allow Android and Windows users to FaceTime with Apple users, provided they're willing to ...