Eye to eye: eTeleporter hopes to fix FaceTime's most glaring problem

In Apple's TV commercials for FaceTime, long-distance couples laugh, cry, and smile adoringly as they video chat on their iPads and iPhones. They're carrying on meaningful conversations, but something's missing. They're not talking to each other in the conventional, human sense. With FaceTime, you can't look into the camera and make eye contact with the person you're talking to. It ends up as an awkward dance, with your glance darting back and forth between camera and screen. Without any eye con...