Video Calls Now Available On the iPhone  Be happy, because video
calls are now legally available on the iPhone. Be sad, because
it's one way only, so you won't be able to flash your naughty
bits.  Fring—a free chat client for the iPhone that supports
most standards—has been updated to support video conferencing on
the iPhone, using Wi-Fi. It works on Fring to Fring, and Skype
to Fring. Unfortunately, it's not bi-directional. You would be
able to see whoever is calling you from a desktop, but you won't
be able to transmit your image, even if you have the 3G
videoconferencing kit. The reason is a physical one, according
to the developer: The iPhone doesn't have a front camera, so you
can't do face to face.  Which begs the question once again: When
in the name of all that is good and chromed is Apple going to
update the iPhone with a front camera and iChat AV? Given their
push for videoconferencing on the desktop, the power in the
current iPhone, and the efficiency of their iChat AV video
codecs, it can't be far