Skype launches Android video calling
Fri, 1st Jul 2011
FYI, this story is more than a year old
STAFF WRITER
Skype has updated its Skype for Android app to include video calling, allowing users to make one-to-one calls from their Android phones to other Skype users on PCs, Macs, iPhones and televisions.
Although only a handful of devices will support the Skype for Android 2.0 – the Google Nexus S, the HTC Desire S and the Sony Ericsson Xperia neo and pro – Skype is promising to add more with time.
Skype, which was purchased by Microsoft for US$8.5 billion in May, estimates around 30 million users are logged on at any one time, making up to half a million simultaneous video calls.
For more information on Skype for Android 2.0 go here, or read our story on Skype being integrated with Microsoft's Office 365 here.
Explore with AI
Related stories
Top stories
Could AI enable successful socialism? Eliminating the fatal flaw
Epson launches home theatre laser projectors in Australia
GravaStar launches Mercury K98 Pro keyboard in Australia
Australian hardstyle awards spotlight scene's growth
Reward Gateway: Perks are no substitute for pay, but they can stretch it