The following steps show you how it’s done.

To use FaceTime on an iPod touch, you need a fourth-generation or newer iPod touch and to be connected to the Internet over Wi-Fi. You also need to sign into FaceTime using the FaceTime app and an Apple ID. Once you’ve signed in, you don’t need to do it again for every call.

Your contacts: Tap a name or number, and then tap the e-mail address or phone number they have associated with FaceTime. To add a contact, tap Contacts and tap +. Your recent calls: Tap Recents and then tap the appropriate number or name. Your favorites: You can add frequent callers to a favorites list.

1. Launch the Settings app on your ‌iPhone‌ or ‌iPad‌.
2. Scroll down and tap FaceTime.
3. If you’re not signed into ‌FaceTime‌ with your Apple ID, tap Use your Apple ID for FaceTime, then tap Sign In, or tap Use Other Apple ID and enter the credentials that you want to use.

All you need is a Wi-Fi or 3G/4G connection (if your device has a data plan). You don’t even need to know someone’s phone number to make the call, as FaceTime can use an email address instead, so long as the recipient has the feature turned on.

If you’re using an iPhone, FaceTime registers your phone number automatically. If you’re using an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, you can register your email address: Open the Settings app.

So not worth it. If you are used to travel and not want to connect your ipad with public wifi facilities then cellular version of ipad is best for you. For normal users who have no issues with internet connectivity non-cellular version is suitable for them.

Answer: A: A WiFi only iPad will only connect to a WiFi hotspot. The WiFi Cellular model will connect using a cellular connection provided you sign up for a cellular data plan for it. In short a WiFi only iPad won’t connect to the internet if you are not within range of a WiFi network you can connect.

You can quickly tell if your iPad is capable of mobile connectivity by looking for the SIM card slot on the side. If you see one then it’s a Wi-Fi + cellular model. If not, then it’s Wi-Fi-only.

Yes absolutely. It’s so versatile. You can even hook it up to a hotspot if you have it.

A WiFi Only iPad can only connect to data (and say, browse the internet or download emails) if there is a WiFi network available which you can connect to. So if you plan to be out an about a lot with your iPad, getting one with cellular can be a great option.

Cellular Data Service iPad. iPads enabled with cellular data service work in a similar way to cell/mobile phones. There is a fee to purchase the iPad device and also a monthly fee for the cellular data service with a monthly data transfer limit.

You must purchase cellular data capability when you initially buy the iPad. It cannot be added later if you did not purchase it initially.