The first external beta version of Skype Technologies' free voice over IP (VoIP) software for Mac OS X has been distributed to a limited number of testers and is expected to reach public beta in ...

Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard users recently found that Skype no longer works on their system: despite upgrading to the latest version they still can’t sign in. We got in touch with the Microsoft-owned ...

Skype has released a beta version of its latest client for Mac OS X users. The new version, 1.5, of the Internet telephony (VoIP) client boasts a new, more streamlined look. However, much of the ...

Skype has announced a new version of Skype for Mac, the company’s voice over IP solution for Mac OS X. The latest version will add some new Mac-only features like screen sharing, per-minute ...

Skype for Apple Computer's Mac OS X is only at the beta, or testing, stage at present and can be downloaded at Skype's Web site. The software includes the SkypeOut service, ...

Available in Skype 7.13 for Mac, the messaging and video chatting app now supports Apple’s new Split View feature for running Skype side-by-side with another full screen app.

Skype users on Mac OS X are dealing with some confusing information at the moment about whether Skype has fixed a remotely exploitable bug in the Mac client that was reported several weeks ago.

Skype patches Mac OS X flaw SC Magazine reports that updating to the latest version of Skype for Mac OS X solves a "highly critical" vulnerability that could lead to the remote execution of ...

I've just obtained four screenshots of the just-released Skype 1.4 Beta for Mac OS X in action. Let's get busy: That's the Skype 1.4 Beta for Mac OS X Welcome screen. The Skype 1.4 Beta for Mac OS ...

Skype highlighted that it will continue to support OS X 10.10 Yosemite going forward as macOS 10.12 Sierra is the latest version in the wild, but legacy support for OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard will end ...

Australian security consultant Gordon Maddern has discovered a bug in Skype for Mac that could potentially give attackers complete access to OS X, reports The Register. All an attacker would have ...