Try Video Calls Without A Computer To My Dear Aunt

Bodoy and Tinaw are both wondering the urgency of Auntie Insurance's calls last March 24-27. She tried to reach them every four hours on Tinaw's phone. Alas, Tinaw has acute laryngitis from her allergies, hence, couldn't answer the phone. Secondly, she refuses to open communications at present, looking back on the important days in their life - birthdays, Christmas Day, New Year's Day, Valentine's Day and even now on their boys' graduation day- that they were not remembered at all. Simply logic, why would Auntie Insurance call their attention if the issue is anything but stressful. So to spare the high blood pressure, there, Tinaw did not answer the phone at all.

But, hey, Auntie Insurance was able to have her call come through when she tried Bodoy's old phone number. And since both the number and the mobile phone is old, the mobile phone battery suddenly went low until it just went off. All Bodoy could remember that Auntie Insurance said was Caregiver Lady, wants to, call. Bodoy just took the issue with a grain of salt, and never called back even with the availability of his Skype unlimited calls.

So here's the grasshopper's say...
It is increasingly possible to place video calls without a computer...

Auntie Insurance can call from her phone. Apple's new iPhone4 has a feature called FaceTime that allows to video-chat with someone on another iPhone4 by tapping a button on the mobile screen. You can get this mobile developer tools from iPhone Dev Secrets. You can also create your own iPhone Apps even without programming experience. Even your kid can easily develop one, it's really cool!

Or Auntie Insurance can call from her tv. Some LG , Panasonic and Samsung high-end HDTVs will come with the ability to place Skype video calls if you purchase a Webcam designed for the TV. An internet connection is required. Some Panasonic Viera models feature WiFi wireless Internet capabilities, while others must be connected via cable.