How to Install Skype 5.0 For Linux Beta in Ubuntu 16.10, Ubuntu 16.04. Skype 5.0 For Linux Beta brings one-to-one VIDEO CALLS support from Linux to Skype for Android, iOS, Windows, and Mac. This update includes features that make it easier for you to use Skype …
Microsoft has just released the beta version of its new Skype application for Linux. This new version, despite being in stable, has replaced the existing Skype 4.3 on its website as the default download. If you are not already aware, until now, Microsoft used a Qt …
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced the launch of Skype Lite, a lighter version of their video-calling app, in India at the company’s Future Decoded conference in Mumbai. This new app is supposed to a lot less resource and graphic intensive than its original version, as …
A selection of small app updates With FOSDEM 2017 in session over the weekend you might have had better things to do than monitor the web for minor updates to popular Linux apps. Well, we didn’t ;) So, skim on down for a concise post-weekend roundup …
Microsoft today released Skype for Linux Alpha version 1.15. It is a new application which has nothing common with the previously available Skype 4.3. In this version, the application got a number of useful features. Let’s look closer. Skype 1.15 for Linux features the following changes. …
Two popular messaging services have rolled out updates to their desktop apps today, and we figured we’d combine news of both in one post. Yeah, we’re lazy. Telegram Goes Material Design Telegram has updated its desktop app to version 1.0 — and given the app a …
Microsoft today confirmed that Skype calling is coming to Amazon Echo devices but the feature doesn’t appear to be available just yet. You will need to install the Skype integration to access Microsoft’s calling functionality on your Amazon device. The integration will become available for everyone …
Microsoft has been concentrating on delivering its services on non-Microsoft platforms. This seems to be Microsoft’s new strategy after killing their own Windows Mobile platform. And while doing so, Microsoft is getting success in getting a good amount of user base for its cross-platform applications …
