Skype for Business, formerly Lync, is Microsoft’s enterprise message and meeting solution. You can meet with up to 250 people — even if they’re not using the program — and use a combination of audio, visuals, and chat to host your meeting. We’ve rounded up a list of some of our favorite Skype for Business […]
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Microsoft has launched a new version of Skype aimed at people in developing countries. Skype Lite strips everything about the messaging app back to make it more accessible to people with older handsets and/or limited internet connections. Unfortunately, you probably can’t use it yet. Skype Lite is the latest in a succession of lightweight apps […]
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Since its initial release in 2003, Skype has become a household name. They were the first company to bring online video calls to the mainstream. The Skype name even became a verb. Seeing the potential, Microsoft acquired Skype for $ 8.5 billion in 2011. And it seemed their star kept rising as on 21 January 2013 […]
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With Skype and Microsoft under one roof, there’s no reason to maintain multiple logins. Rather than try to keep track of multiple logins, you can actually use one password for both Microsoft and Skype. Here’s how to do that. Go to account.microsoft.com. If you’re already logged in with your Microsoft account, you will need to log out and […]
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You can now use Skype even if you don’t have a Skype account. In an effort to try and get more people using Skype, Microsoft has opened up its core features to anyone and everyone. In other words, you could use Skype as a Guest from now on, and never have to sign in again. […]
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Sitting in front of the person who’s going to decide whether or not you get a job is terrifying. You’d think that putting a great deal of distance between you and the maestro of your fate would make it easier, but in reality, doing a job interview over a web on a service like Skype […]
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