After 23 years of connecting people around the world, Skype, the popular video-calling service, is shutting down. Microsoft, ...

Original Article: Yesterday, a hidden string was discovered in the code for the latest Skype ... regarding of Skype's future ...

Microsoft has confirmed plans to shut down Skype in May and replace it with a free version of Microsoft Teams ... but will no longer offer new customers access to paid Skype features that let ...

Microsoft was too busy adding emoji and trying to compete with the rise of WhatsApp, FaceTime, Snapchat, and Facebook Messenger that it had fallen short on the very basics of Skype. It had gotten to ...

To encourage this transition, Microsoft will soon allow users to sign in to the free version of Teams with their Skype ...

According to a report from XDA Developers, inside the latest version of Skype for Windows preview, there’s a string that says, “Starting in May, Skype will no longer be available. Continue ...

While Skype continued to receive sporadic updates, its exit was only a matter of time. A message on the latest version of Skype for Windows and the application’s official website confirms the ...

Skype, a pioneer of the Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) calling and video conferencing, could finally be put on cold ice in the coming weeks.

Skype says the reason the updated version is only available in preview is because it wants your feedback before releasing the final version. So, if you're not on board with the new design ...

We got a chance to sit down with the application's principal engineer before the announcement was made at CTIA 2009, to see ...

It is also important to update Skype to the latest version. There other causes for this issue could be proxy servers, group policies, problems with Skype servers, etc. In case the internet is ...

For users, Skype will go offline on May 5, when Microsoft replaces it with a free version of Microsoft Teams ... to transfer old account data to their new Teams account, including old chats ...