Skype for Android now allows users to share photos with offline contacts
Microsoft has updated Skype for Android to version 5.2. The new version of Skype will allow Android users to share photos with both online and offline contacts. Previously, both you and the person you were sharing your photos with had to be online at the same time in order for the images to be received. If the recipient of your pictures is offline when you send them, once he goes online the content will be there waiting for him.
The update allows Skype chats to be opened faster from a notification, and brings picture-in-picture capabilities to the Android app. This way you can navigate somewhere during a video chat, and keep the video call active. Lastly, the update also bring improvements to the call quality on Skype, especially in situations where low bandwidth is involved.
The update is available from My apps in the Google Play Store, where Skype is available as a free download to Android users.
source: Microsoft
The update is available from My apps in the Google Play Store, where Skype is available as a free download to Android users.
source: Microsoft
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