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Skype officially shut down after 23-year run as Microsoft shifts focus to other platforms
Microsoft has officially shut down Skype, the video-call service that helped launch a new era for online communication. The tech company said it will shift its video-conference services to Microsoft Teams, its flagship communication platform, according to a report in CNET, the tech media outlet.
Skype is dead. What now? Microsoft's shutdown of Skype on May 5 sent millions of users scrambling to find an alternative to ...
Microsoft's Skype has finally shut down, concluding its 22-year tenure as the once-dominant internet calling and messaging ...
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Contrary to its quick growth, Skype’s decline was long in the making. Two years after launching, Skype had about 50 million ...
The video chat service will officially be phased out by Microsoft on May 5. Here's how users are remembering it.
Microsoft has pulled the plug on Skype, the well-loved video messaging platform that recently celebrated its 21st birthday.
Skype users bade farewell to the online communication service Monday, reminiscing about late-night calls with friends, ...
At its peak, Skype was enormous. In 2009, The New York Times reported the app had 405 million users, and accounted for 8 ...
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Microsoft decided to shut down Skype to focus its resources on developing its Microsoft Teams app, which includes the ...
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