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It has been ten years since Skype introduced free video calling. Six years ago, Skype introduced free one-on-one video calls on mobile devices. Now, innovation raises its head once again as the Microsoft owned messaging app adds free group video calls for Android, iOS and Windows 10 Mobile powered devices. You can pre-register for the feature by clicking on the sourcelink. This means that you will receive an email when your device is all set to send/receive group video over the app. You'll be receiving this feature weeks before others get it.

Would you believe that almost two trillion minutes of video has been streamed over Skype in a decade? In addition, 750 million people have downloaded and installed the app on their iOS, Android or Windows Phone handset. An infographic has been produced showing all the different ways Skype's video calling has been used over the years. Check it out. You'll be surprised at some of the content that has been "Skyped" in the last ten years.

If you use Skype video calling often, and would like to have the capability to send or receive free group video, click on the sourcelink and register now.


source: Skype via MacRumors
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