Great news for those who already use Skype Mobile for Android – the application has been updated now, introducing the possibility to make calls using WiFi networks, in addition of course and 3G networks. This, in practical terms, translates to higher speeds and, of course, consume less data traffic of your service, which is slower, it costs money and it’s less stable. The bad news is that now this feature is only available to Verizon users, but the opening will take place worldwide, according to the usual timing of Skype, in the not very long. This software is available free on Android Market for American users, and you can find some videos showing the key features of the Android version of Skype Blog.
Skype for Android now supports WiFi
- Post published:September 2, 2010
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