Today, Apple has released two new iPhone 4 commercials. One of the ads advertises AirPlay and the other FaceTime.

Apple has released a new iPad 2 commercial titled “Now” that highlights more on user experience rather than hardware specs. This 30 second video clip showcases how users can use iPad to watch movies, read magazines, newspapers and video call using FaceTime.

Apple’s range of premium laptops – the MacBook Pro(s) are due for an update. Now, specs of the next generation 13″ MacBook Pro have leaked on the Internet.

A recent security hole had fanboys troubled about FaceTime as it allowed anyone to change the password once the user is logged into FaceTime.

FaceTime may soon be made available on iChat allowing Mac users to video chat with FaceTime enabled devices. Apple is also rumored to be working on an application for Windows based PCs.

The Apple iPhone 4 allows its users to make video calls over Wi-Fi to any iPhone 4 owner. At the time of the launch of the iPhone 4, Apple dubbed this technology as FaceTime and called it “revolutionary”.

Adobe has released a demo video calling application for the Android platform called FlashTime. It was built using Adobe Flash and Adobe Air in a span of 3 days by Mark Doherty, Flash Evangelist, Adobe.

Apple has just released four new advertisements for the iPhone 4. All the four advertisements lay special emphasis on the FaceTime feature of the phone. FaceTime allows users to make video calls on their iPhone 4 using a Wi-Fi network.

Last year before the Apple’s Rock n Roll event occurred there was a rumor that Apple will be releasing the next generation iPod Touch sporting a 2MP camera at its back. Sadly, Apple launched the new iPod Nano(s) with a camera.

Use FaceTime on iPhone 4 without a Wifi Connection using your iPhone 4 3G Connection.

One of the most interesting features in the new iPhone 4 is that it has a front facing camera and it will allow you to perform video calling through the device through FaceTime.