After announcing in February that Skype would be discontinued, Microsoft has officially killed off the once-popular ...

Today is the official shutdown day for Skype, Microsoft's long-running internet-enabled phone call and messaging service. Originally announced in February, the shutdown happened Monday ...

Regarding paid Skype services, Microsoft confirmed that new users would no longer be able to access Skype Credit or calling subscriptions. However, existing subscribers can continue using their curren ...

Microsoft has officially shut down Skype after 22 years, ending the services of the once-popular platform to focus on other products.

Microsoft confirmed the Skype shutdown in an official blog on Feb. 28. “With Teams, users have access to many of the same core features they use in Skype, such as one-on-one calls and group ...

Earlier this year the company announced that the end was nigh, and now it has arrived. Microsoft is offering path to migrate ...

Earlier this year, Microsoft announced that it will shut down its Skype video ... on your device from the official Microsoft Teams website. Log in with your Skype credentials.

The video-calling platform, founded by a group of engineers in 2003, was purchased by Microsoft for $8.5 billion.

Skype for Business users are not affected by the shutdown. Microsoft has been promoting the transition on Skype’s official social media channels, making clear that Teams is the company’s long ...

Microsoft has finally retired Skype today. The move marks the end of a major chapter in the evolution of video calling technology. Launched over two decades ago, Skype was one of the first platforms ...