I don’t see the new video-chatting network Airtime spinning off into a new online dating platform or turning social media into an extension of real-life chance encounters, as its founders seem to have ...

With only 11 days until the launch of the Wii U in the States, it was time that Nintendo blow the lid off all the console has to offer. So to help facilitate an easy transition between the arguably ...

Ready your arsenal of funny viral videos, Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning have just launched their video chat and sharing network Airtime. Built on Facebook with a stunning $33.5 million in funding, ...

Sean Parker, the co-founder of Napster who also helped launch Facebook, has introduced a new video chat website that aims to make social media more social. At a celebrity-studded event in New York on ...

If the next iPhone model supports video chat, as some rumors say it will, AT&T Inc.’s plan to expand to a faster wireless network called HSPA 7.2 later in the year would enrich the experience of ...

Unless you work in a Waldorf school where smartphones are banned, chances are you’ve seen your students video chat with friends when their time might be better spent working on homework. Video chat ...

Napster founders Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning announced the creation of a new web video project today. The service, Airtime, is a live video chat network that connects users to their Facebook friends ...

Modern video chat apps make keeping in touch with our loved ones and colleagues easier than ever. Whether you want to catch up with an old friend or you need to attend a work meeting from home, there ...

It’s a good bet that when “The Daily Show’s” Jon Stewart spends six minutes making uber-ironic fun of a particular trend or topic, it’s pretty much arrived as a legitimate Mainstream Media Phenomenon.

Apple is expected to announce its fourth-generation iPhone hardware on Monday that will include a forward-facing camera that can be used for video chat, allowing real-time wireless videoconferencing.

It finally happened: With a few quick swipes and taps, our mobile devices become conduits of live two-way video through which we can speak face-to-face with family members, significant others, friends ...

Regular phone calls are over—these days, it’s all about video chatting. If you’ve got a smartphone, you’re likely holding a video-chatting machine (in all its forward-facing 1.3 megapixel glory). And ...