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The guys at Intelliborn have just released My3G version 4.14, which now supports FaceTime over 3G. Or, as they put it: "Facetime over 3G!!!"

This app, which convinces other apps that they're on WiFi instead of 3G, is a big one that will probably attract a lot of first time jailbreakers. Like 3G Unrestrictor, it works around iOS's 3G/EDGE restrictions, allowing you to download files bigger than 10MB, play full-res YouTubes and use apps like Sling Player and FaceTime. Can't wait to see how the video performs over 3G… and how long it takes to crash AY&T's network.

It's available on Rock now and it should be up on our repo shortly, we're getting hit pretty hard today. Be sure to let us know how it works in comments.

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- In-App popup request to enable/never ask for My3G to be enabled for that app
- In-App indicator when My3G changes the network from 3G to WiFi
- Ability to select which apps are My3G enabled and not.
- Default Apps – no configuration for the most popular apps!
- SBSettings Toggle! You can temporarily enable My3G for all apps or toggle back using your defined Apps list
- Dynamic enablement – Higher successs rate (near 100%) then 3G Unrestrictor (which does one off solutions for apps). My3G enables 3G indicators more dynamically.

4.1 Updates
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- Facetime over 3G!!!

[via modmyi]

Here it is in action

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Good to know info


How Much Data Does a 3G FaceTime Call Use?
Source - 9to5mac

Many people are curious to know how much data FaceTime over 3G actually uses. We put two iPhone 4s to the test, one running FaceTime over 3G, and took before and after screenshots of the data. As you will see, if you do the math, a 5 minute FaceTime call with lots of movement used 14.7 MB of data. -- That's about 3 MB per minute.

Before 3G FaceTime Call


After 3G FaceTime Call

nice share. okay kaya sa wifi ito? ask ko lang if ever ba nka IOS4 na ang 3g naka built in na ang face time?

Bash wrote:
nice share. okay kaya sa wifi ito? ask ko lang if ever ba nka IOS4 na ang 3g naka built in na ang face time?

facetime is exclusive to iphone 4

has anybody tried this?

I tried it earlier - i was on wifi, called my wife up who has my3g installed and on an unlimited data plan - it rang from my end - but didn't from the other end.

we're both using ip4's

mojako wrote:
has anybody tried this?

I tried it earlier - i was on wifi, called my wife up who has my3g installed and on an unlimited data plan - it rang from my end - but didn't from the other end.

we're both using ip4's

when it rang in your end that means the other device is already connected in the facetime server but maybe the 3g connection is quite slow thats why on her end it didnt rang. same goes to those trying facetime both connected to wifi, but the other one connected on a relatively slow connection