Skype 3.0 for Android is available, and it brings a new tablet-friendly user interface, as well as the ability to sign in with an existing Skype ID or a Microsoft account.

Nevertheless, Microsoft isn’t giving up on Skype, and the team has just announced a new update for Android with version 7.0 which brings with it some much-needed improvements to the UI ...

Skype just released version 3.0 on Android, which brings its new Microsoft account login feature, as well a revamped Android user interface. Skype has optimized the new tablet UI for the Galaxy ...

With the new version, users will be able to make and receive free 1-to-1 video calls over Skype between their Android phone and other Skype contacts on the iPhone, Mac, Windows PCs and TVs.

The new Skype app update for iOS and Android brings a revamped Instant Messaging user interface for chat. Apart from that, users can now move their own video preview during video calls.

Skype (Preview) for BlackBerry 10 got a bit of a overhaul recently which we posted about. What we didn't show you though is the BIG improvements to the user interface which now make the Android port ...

Microsoft is serious about messaging, and this is evident in the new version of Skype it has rolled out to Android and iOS devices. Version 6.0 of Skype shows a major interface revamp for both the ...

Skype told us a month ago that it would soon be rolling out group video calling to both iOS and Android devices, and the company has today advised that the rollout is now underway.

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Skype has redesigned its Android app to make its appearance nearly identical to the Microsoft subsidiary's apps on Windows platforms, and it plans to continue releasing updates in the coming months.

This is not good," Can noted. Skype for Android 3.0 introduces support for its own wide-band audio codec, called Silk. "Silk was designed to capture the richness of human speech.