[ralfyguy]

Is that normal?

[Chaddface]

Yes it is.

[jafobabe]

Wifi only.

[Superfly_FR]

... as others ... unfortunately.

[ralfyguy]

Thanks guys, darn it. I finally got my 2nd playbook and got to try it out. Oh well...

[ast_ph]

Thats sad we want to be able to video chat in remote places, right?

[nah.uhh]

Bluetooth tethering
And this this was months old..

[jrohland]

I do hope when the 4G PlayBook comes out it will support VidChat over 4G. It should but we won't know until it is shown working. By the way, if you have a 4G phone with HotSpot or one of those mobile HotSpot devices, the PlayBook should see that as WiFi and allow VidChat. In theory a 3G phone with HotSpot on would allow VidChat but I doubt there would be enough transmission speed (bandwidth) to actually do a VidChat.

[nah.uhh]

I do hope when the 4G PlayBook comes out it will support VidChat over 4G. It should but we won't know until it is shown working. By the way, if you have a 4G phone with HotSpot or one of those mobile HotSpot devices, the PlayBook should see that as WiFi and allow VidChat. In theory a 3G phone with HotSpot on would allow VidChat but I doubt there would be enough transmission speed (bandwidth) to actually do a VidChat.

If you get a 4g playbook from at&t, you can bet your bottom dollar that you will have to pay extra to use the video chat service
Just like they're doing with nfc, blackberry maps etc..