Thursday, February 21, 2013

Skype launches video messaging, Windows Live Messenger upgrades start in …

<p>Skype launches video messaging, Windows Live Messenger upgrades start in April</p><p>Skype has quietly introduced a new video messaging service that lets users send video clips for recipients to watch later. The company has also announced that upgrades from Windows Live Messenger to Skype accounts will begin rolling out in April.</p><p>The new video messaging service lets users send video clips of up to three minutes in length. These video messages can then be played back by recipients once they are online. On smartphones, recordings can be made using either the front-facing or rear camera.</p><p>Video messaging is available now for Skype Premium users on iOS, Android and Mac, though 20 free messages are allocated to regular Skype users. Mac users will also be able to download the video messages.</p><p><a href="http://www.siliconrepublic.com/new-media/item/31525-skype-launches-video/">Keep reading...</a></p>

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