We've been recommending GNU Jami along with other free communication tools for some time now. It, like many other actively ...

Microsoft acquired Skype on May 10, 2011, for $8.5 billion, aiming to bolster its presence in the consumer and enterprise communication space. Over time, it became clear that Skype's aging ...

Daniel Martin/Screenshot For mobile and smartphone Skype users, locate the Camera app on your device, enable selfie mode, and ensure that your feed is working correctly. iOS users should head to ...

It looks like enough of you are struggling to migrate that Redmond is willing to help out – for a price that might buy nothing Microsoft has extended its security update programs for Exchange Server ...

Microsoft is giving Skype for Business a few extra months of support. While the main Skype consumer app closed down earlier ...

Skype has tried to be all things to all people, “and almost all those things are executed better elsewhere,” says Matthew Culnane, a user experience and content strategist at the U.K.’s Open ...

Skype is also gaining a new TwinCam mode that lets a second device, like a smartphone with a camera, join a meeting on a desktop: "it's as easy as grabbing your mobile phone or whatever device you ...

Skype does not automatically update itself. To determine what version you are using, click the "Help" menu in Skype and select "About Skype." The box that pops up will display what version you have.

Just days after reports that Google and Facebook were interested in partnering with, and possibly buying VoIP company Skype, Microsoft announced that it was buying the company for $8.56 billion in ...

Skype makes money by selling credits and subscription services to personal consumers and business clients. Individual revenue figures aren't released for Skype, which is part of Microsoft's ...

Skype can be a beneficial communication tool for making video or voice calls to customers or business partners anywhere in the world. A headset attached to Skype offers private listening, but if ...

It took Skype several years, but the popular Internet communications service provider may have finally devised a growth strategy. The company plans to roll out corporate subscription packages in ...