Skype revolutionized online communication, but Microsoft is shutting it down. What went wrong? Discover how competitors, ...

Microsoft announces the end of Skype era on May 5, directing users to Teams for a modern communication experience.

Microsoft was too busy adding emoji and trying to compete with the rise of WhatsApp, FaceTime, Snapchat, and Facebook ...

FILE - This photo shows the icon for Microsoft's Skype app on a smartphone in New ... its flagship videoconferencing platform ...

Microsoft has announced the permanent shutdown of Skype, marking the end of an era for the pioneering app. The company will ...

FILE - This photo shows the icon for Microsoft's Skype app on a ... its flagship videoconferencing and team applications platform. Skype users will be able to use their existing accounts to ...

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Instead of pushing Skype, Microsoft doubled down on Teams, which now boasts around 320 million monthly active users. In contrast, Skype’s user base had shrunk to just 23 million by 2020.

Skype users will be able to use their existing accounts to log into Teams. Microsoft has for years prioritized Teams over Skype and the decision to fold the brand reflects the tech giant’s ...

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