Earlier we have reported that some developers found some evidence that the iPad will support video calls in the future by tapping the iPhone SDK 3.2 Beta at the beginning of the iPad release. The iPhone SDK 3.2 Beta contains a lot of settings for video calls, including accepting or rejecting video conferences, and even setting full screen or windowed text. A photo leaked from the 9to5mac website further confirmed the future version of the iPad. Supports the possibility of video calls. It is reported that this photo is the actual debugging of the next-generation iPad firmware. Although the photos are somewhat obscure, we can already clearly see the words of Video Call debug. This also proves that Apple's next-generation iPad will have very large potential to join. The only question about how to put a camera to support video calling is when Apple will bring a new generation of products.