Four months ago, Skype unveiled video messaging, a mixture of its instant messaging and video chat services.
While the service was well accepted, it was limited because you needed a premium Skype account to use it on an unlimited basis.
As of today, the feature is now free to all users, no matter what type of account you have. Video messaging options are now available for the desktop versions of Skype, iOS, Android, and BlackBerry.
Somewhat surprisingly, Windows Phone owners cannot send video messages, just receive them for the time being.
As of today, the feature is now free to all users, no matter what type of account you have. Video messaging options are now available for the desktop versions of Skype, iOS, Android, and BlackBerry.
Somewhat surprisingly, Windows Phone owners cannot send video messages, just receive them for the time being.
