The Android version of Skype's mobile app has been updated to include a login option for Microsoft account owners, a new audio codec, and a fresh look on Android tablets. While most of these ...

First and foremost, Android tablet users have received a new Skype user interface (support for the Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HDX tablets is a go but the Kindle-specific update will be ...

Microsoft today updated Skype for Android with support for audio and video calls outside the app for tablet owners as well as general improvements for all users.

Following the version 4.0 update that rolled out early in July, Skype has rolled out another big update for its Android app, bringing it to… ...

The update to Skype's app for Android tablets brings a revamped UI and audio, but also reports from users of dropped calls and crashes in the Microsoft-owned VoIP service.

Skype has added picture-in-picture mode to its Android tablet app. That means you can start a video call, shrink the video window and keep an eye on it even while you’re running other apps. You ...

Skype has released an update to its application for Android users updating it to version 4.5, focusing more on tablet users as well as a bunch of improvements and bug fixes for all android users ...

Skype has released a new version of its Android app, 4.4, that brings the recently launched new UI design to Android based tablets for the first time, including the new Kindle Fire HDX tablets.

Skype has also introduced their universal search to the tablet side of things in version 7.0 as well, which the team say will make it much easier to find chats, pictures, contacts and a whole lot ...

Skype now has 280 million monthly users, and mobile a been a major part of Skype's growth story in the last few years. Today the company is releasing Skype 3.0 for Android -- its biggest app ...

Skype delivered on its promise to bring its video calling capabilities to more Android devices Aug. 4, adding support for 17 smartphones and tablets to its Skype for Android software.

This morning, the official Skype for Android application has been updated and optimized for use on Android tablets. They may be a bit late to the party, but as they say, better late than never ...