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Syria, Rwanda, and Yemen have fallen to the bottom of the World Press Freedom Index, the media watchdog Reporters Without Borders said today. The ichat icon has been updated with what looks to be a video camera theme, suggesting Apple may be announcing Face Time integration from the Mac desktop. The closest Jobs and company came to even touching on the iphone was when they introduced key iphone 4 feature FaceTime for Macintosh computers. It was almost an afterthought in a press event filled packed with new devices and features, but today Apple announced that FaceTime video call technology is now available for the Mac. Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2010 | 11:27 a.m. Apple Inc. has kicked off a Mac computer-themed event at its company headquarters. Here’s a couple potentially annoying features in Apple’s new FaceTime for Mac software, which launched in beta today : 1) FaceTime for Mac isn’t designed well for computers that are shared by two or more people. But today Apple announced that FaceTime video call technology is now available for the Mac. The announcement means that FaceTime is available for every Apple device that has a camera built-in. The suite is free with every new Mac, and is available as a $49 upgrade for existing users. We’ve been anticipating FaceTime for the Mac ever since we spied the feature on the iphone, and now Apple is making our dreams a reality with a handy new beta Mac os x application dubbed “facetime.” Steve Jobs introduced FaceTime video calling for Mac by sitting down at an onstage Mac and calling Phil Schiller on his iphone 4. That was it. The software makes calls between Macs, iphones and ipod Touches, and the beta is available for download today. Now that FaceTime for Mac has been out for a few hours, Macworld had a chance to play with it a bit. Here’s what we found so far. Apple on Wednesday announced that it will bring its FaceTime video-chat service to its Mac laptops. Facetime for Mac, Apple’s new video-calling feature, is now available for download. Here’s how it looks doing Mac to Mac and Mac to iphone. Durring Apple’s “back to the Mac” event on Wednesday, ceo Steve Jobs debuted what he described as a much-requested piece of software: FaceTime for Mac. Want to use FaceTime to make a video call from your MacBook Pro? FaceTime for Mac (beta) is available right now, just like Steve Jobs promised.