Soon Facebook will be expanding its Chat product with video calling functionality, powered by Skype. It won't support group video calling, though, at least not at first, and we haven't heard anything about support on mobile phones so far.

Next week, Tinychat will submit a group video chat application that will work on both iOS devices and desktop browsers, and supports video chat sessions of up to 12 people at the same time.

Read More: Coming Soon: Tinychat’s 12-Way Group Video Chat App For Facebook

Soon Facebook will be expanding its Chat product with video calling functionality, powered by Skype. It won't support group video calling, though, at least not at first, and we haven't heard anything about support on mobile phones so far.

Next week, Tinychat will submit a group video chat application that will work on both iOS devices and desktop browsers, and support video chat sessions of up to 12 people at the same time.

Read More: Coming Soon: Tinychat’s 12-Way Group Video Chat App For Facebook

During the Google I/O conference this past May we learned about the Android Open Accessory Protocol, which provides a way for Android devices to communicate with other devices over a USB connection. The protocol is available in Android 3.1 (Honeycomb) and Android 2.3.4. Today, HARMAN International Industries, which manufactures a variety of automotive entertainment products, announced their support for the Android Open Accessory Protocol.


Read More: Soon You Might Manipulate Android Phones Using Car Controls