Skype was created in 2003 by Niklas Zennström and Janus Friis as a service to make calls over the internet. Over the years, it evolved into a free video call service and messaging application ...

The app offers a lot of the same features as Skype, including text messaging, voice and video calls, and group chats. Zoom is another popular alternative that many folks became familiar with ...

All good things come to an end. Jeff Teper, president of collaborative apps and platforms at Microsoft, revealed in a Feb. 28 blog post that the company would be retiring the service in order to ...

The company is consolidating its video-connection applications because Teams has been growing quickly and has a wider suite of capabilities than Skype, Microsoft executive Jeff Teper said.

It's last call for Skype, ... The impending shutdown was confirmed in a statement released Friday by Jeff Teper, president of Microsoft 365’s collaborative apps and platforms.

“Skype has been an integral part of shaping modern communications and supporting countless meaningful moments, and we are honored to have been part of the journey,” Jeff Teper, president of ...

Speaking to CNBC, Jeff Teper, president of Microsoft 360 collaborative apps and platforms, said the company had "learned a lot from Skype over the years. ...But we felt like now is the time ...

Feb. 28 (UPI) --Microsoft announced on Friday that it will be retiring Skype in May and putting all of its video conferencing resources into Microsoft Teams.Jeff Teper, president of collaborative ...

"Skype has been an integral part of shaping modern communications and supporting countless meaningful moments, and we are honored to have been part of the journey," Jeff Teper, ...

"Skype will remain available until May 5, 2025, giving users time to explore Teams and decide on the option that works best for them," Microsoft said in the blog post. Gabe Hauari is a national ...

”Skype users will be in control, they’ll have the choice,” says Jeff Teper, president of Microsoft 365 collaborative apps and platforms, in an interview with The Verge.