Now that Microsoft is “retiring” older versions of Skype for OS X, there’s been some confusion on which operating systems are supported. Here’s a list of the latest versions of Skype that work with OS X Leopard through OS X Mavericks.
Mandatory Upgrade: Microsoft to ‘Retire’ Older Versions of Skype for Windows and OS X
Microsoft announced Friday that it plans to “retire” older versions of the Skype desktop application for OS X and Windows in order to set a new service and functionality baseline for customers. Those running Skype 6.13 for Windows or Skype 6.14 for OS X, or older, will need to update to the latest versions when Microsoft makes the cut-off in the next few months.
Skype 5.0 for iPhone is the Best Version Yet
Microsoft today is releasing Skype 5.0 for iPhone, a new version of the popular communication app built from the ground up for iOS 7. We’ve spent a few days testing the new version, and found that it provides an impressive performance boost, slick new design, and the addition of some long-overdue features. Read on for our review.
Microsoft Announces ‘Remastered’ Skype for iPhone 5.0
Microsoft on Monday announced a long-awaited overhaul of the mobile version of Skype for iPhone. Skype for iPhone 5.0, which will launch “in about a week,” is an entirely new app built from the ground up to take advantage of the latest features and technologies in iOS.
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Microsoft Integrating Skype Calling and Chat With Outlook.com
More than 18 months after its acquisition of Skype, Microsoft is continuing to integrate the online communication platform into its broader service strategy. The company announced Monday that it will add Skype calling and messaging to its Outlook.com webmail portal. Outlook.com, introduced in 2012 as the successor to Hotmail, is Microsoft’s free online email, contact, and calendar service and has more than 420 million users worldwide. With Skype integration, these users will be able to initiate audio and video chats…