Skype Now Offering Group Video Calling for Free
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Video Calling in Skype was previously a paid feature introduced on the
Mac to enable to do group video calling, much how Google Hangouts work.
Now, Skype is rolling out the ability for everyone to do Group Video
Calling, even on users using a PC or an Xbox One.
A statement on the Skype blog mentioned, “For the last few years, we’ve offered group video calling to Premium users on Windows desktop and Mac and more recently Xbox One. Today, we’re excited to announce that we’re making group video calling free – for all users on these platforms. And, in the future, we’ll be enabling group video calling for all our users across more platforms – at no cost.”
The Group Video Calling feature lets you have 10 simultaneous video streams. The feature is currently not available on its mobile applications (iOS, Android, Windows Phone).
A statement on the Skype blog mentioned, “For the last few years, we’ve offered group video calling to Premium users on Windows desktop and Mac and more recently Xbox One. Today, we’re excited to announce that we’re making group video calling free – for all users on these platforms. And, in the future, we’ll be enabling group video calling for all our users across more platforms – at no cost.”
The Group Video Calling feature lets you have 10 simultaneous video streams. The feature is currently not available on its mobile applications (iOS, Android, Windows Phone).
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