How to install Skype on your Windows Phone

Skype has not yet been officially released for smartphones with Windows Phone Marketplace in Brazil and some other countries, some users may test the Beta version, not others, to solve this problem, simply visit the Internet Explorer directly from your device, access the site skype.com / m download and play in, it will send it to the Marketplace and there you download (the application is hidden, so you can not find it in search).

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Skype now available for Nokia Belle

Skype client also officially arrives on Nokia (Symbian) Belle, with new graphics. In the next updates will include support for video calls.

Skype is now compatible with Nokia smartphones 700, 701 and 603, or the current device with the new version of Symbian, renamed Nokia Belle .

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The release of Skype for Windows Phone is imminent

The first version of Skype for Windows Phone will be available for free download on the Marketplace. To reveal this indiscretion is Rick Osterloh, a manager of the Skype team, who in an interview at CES in Las Vegas has said the release of the most widely used client for Internet calling and instant messaging is now imminent.

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Skype for Symbian updated to version 2.4.5

 Skype for Symbian is available again on the Ovi Store by Nokia, after a short period of absence apparently unjustified.

The client is best used for making phone calls Internet to be downloaded again and it does so in the new version 2.4.5. When you do not know the new features and changes, but it is likely that only changes have been made to the source code to improve performance because the interface is identical to the one you precede the release.

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Skype-Microsoft agreement was reached and finalized

Skype, the popular messaging software, and VoIP services has been fully acquired by Microsoft, becoming a division of Redmond.
Eventually an agreement was finally reached and finalized, following regulatory approvals of the U.S. and European bodies. To head the new division of Microsoft will be the current CEO of Skype, Tony Bates .
Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft said that " Skype is a phenomenal product and a brand loved by millions of users around the world [.. .] We will work with the Skype team to create new avenues of communication between friends, relatives and acquaintances, in any place and at any time . "

Microsoft will integrate Skype into their products, to increase the popularity and usability. Current employees will retain their place Skype and their offices in Russia, UK, Hong Kong USA.

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