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Microsoft is turning Skype into its own version of iMessage in Windows 10

Discussion in 'Microsoft News' started by Tom Warren, Jan 22, 2015.

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    Microsoft is integrating Skype directly into Windows 10, and the result looks a lot like Apple's iMessage service. While the company unveiled some of its Skype integration at a special Windows 10 press event in Redmond yesterday, the software maker didn’t show its new Messaging app on the PC version of Windows 10. This appears to be key to a new experience for Skype messaging in Windows 10, and it brings back the built-in Messaging app from Windows 8 that Microsoft killed with the Windows 8.1 update.

    Skype is starting to link usernames to mobile numbers

    The new Messaging app works by integrating Skype, allowing you to chat to Skype contacts or initiate video / audio calls. All the conversations are synced between PCs, tablets, and...

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    Tom Warren, Jan 22, 2015
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