Microsoft just
updated its video-conferencing and calling app, Skype, on the iPhone and
iPad. Skype 4.1 brings HD video calling to the app, and even
though its 720p HD, not the 1080p that you may be accustomed to, its still a
welcomed change to the much used calling App.
Microsoft’s Skype has been getting lots
of competition from Apple’s own video calling service Facetime, allowing users
to cross-platform video chat.
The app requires a minimum of iOS 5 to
run, and will work on beta versions of iOS 7 beta
5 as well. The 4.1 update is in line with Microsoft’s
update history on the iOS platform; for example, the Skype app received video
calling capabilities with version 3.0 that released back in 2010.
Here is the full list of changes made
in the 4.1 update
- Make HD quality video calls from your iPad (4th
generation only).
- General improvements to call quality and stability.
- A redesigned country code picker on the dial pad.
- General improvements to call quality and stability.
- A redesigned country code picker on the dial pad.
Download Skype 4.1 for iOS
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