Skype has today launched a new service very similar to an answering video. From now on, in fact we can send and receive video while not online, so watch it later and possibly save it to your computer. For now the service is available in the United States and the United Kingdom, but soon will arrive in Italy.
The service is currently available on iOS, Android and Mac. It is interesting to note that Skype, despite being owned by Microsoft, has not yet released its compatibility with Windows and Windows Phone. These operating systems, in fact, can currently only receive video messages, but not send them.
A spokesman for Skype said, however, that (of course) applications for Windows and Windows Phone will soon be updated, as well as the number of countries supported by the service will be gradually extended. In the meantime, millions of users and American English will love to send video messages to friends with Windows Phone so that TESTAR their quality of service.
Via | Cult Of Android
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