In conclusion: An excellent implementation of VoIP and video services in a worldwide used product. Pluses: Easy installation, free, good integration. Alternatively you can get unlimited calls to landlines and a great bundle of useful features with a subscription – it’s one neat little package for a low monthly fee. You can also do much, much more.įor starters why not send a text message directly from Skype forward a call to your mobile or set up an online number for friends, family and colleagues to make a local call from their old-fashioned phone to your Skype, wherever in the world you are.Īll you need to get going with these snazzy products is a little pay as you go Skype Credit. Skype isn’t just about free Skype-to-Skype calls and low-cost calls to phones and mobiles at home and abroad. In case you want to extend your horizons, you can sign in to SkypeIn an SkypeOut and buy a phone number which grants incoming regular telephony calls and you can also buy credit for land line calls via Skype. Simple and compact, Skype delivers a very good quality of service. Since Skype is a third-party application, its developers are the ones making the call as to whether or not to make it work on Windows Phone.and unless they hear from folks who are interested, they may. Personalization is available via avatars and ringtones. Your best bet is going to be to contact Skype directly, and let them know that you are interested in a client for Windows Phone. Just double click your contact in the list and talk to them. Skype is a complex communication tool which serves its purpose better than ever.
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