The interface may look a bit empty compared to older versions of Skype but Microsoft has streamlined it with a more organized interface, making all the features more easily accessible. Skype for Windows 8 also supports free group calls and screen sharing for up to 10 people - a feature previously only available to premium users. With a good connection on both ends, calls should be loud and clear with video starting quickly - although you may experience some frozen frames and video buffering from time to time. The call and video quality on Skype for Windows 8 is generally excellent, although much depends on your internet connection. Connecting with someone is then as easy as clicking on a contact and selecting whether you want to video chat, audio call, or instant message them. When you sign into Skype with your Microsoft account, it automatically imports your contacts list into your address book so you're ready to go. The main features are obviously the ability to make audio and video calls, text, and instant message your friends. There are plenty of things to like about Skype for Windows 8, as it delivers the full Skype experience. Check out the Download folder on BlackBerry and get the app on Android from the Android Market.Video calling, instant messaging and more
The free Skype Mobile is available now on supported BlackBerry and Android phones. While the news a huge boon to Verizon BlackBerry users who have been clamoring for Skype's attention, the limited availability is a bitter irony for those who use unsupported BlackBerrys like the Bold, or even compatible BlackBerrys on the other mobile networks. This is Skype's first offering ever for BlackBerry. We'll show you what you're missing out on-or what you should expect when and if Verizon pushes Skype Mobile to more handsets. So if you don't have a BlackBerry Storm I or II, BlackBerry Curve or Tour, Motorola Droid, HTC Droid Eris, or Motorola Devour, keep your peepers trained on this First Look video.
While only nine phones can currently run the app, Verizon and Skype are sure to add more phones to the mix. Last Tuesday at CTIA, Skype and Verizon jointly announced the Skype Mobile application is coming to select BlackBerry and Android phones on Verizon's network. Watch this: Skype Mobile for BlackBerry and Android
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