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Skype
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The best VoIP service in the world
User-friendly and neat interface, lots of features, functions quickly, massive number of users, functions quickly, convenient interface, modern design
No significant drawbacks, is lagging on some devices
Skype is the world’s most popular VoIP service that’s used both for calling and chatting. This official Skype client app for Android features the same functionality as its PC counterpart and lets you chat and talk with your friends, colleagues, and family completely for free wherever you are in the world in case you have a stable Internet connection.
Skype is an awesome application that uses an Internet connection—whether 3G, Wi-Fi, or ADSL—to let you make free calls to users from all over the world completely for free. Also, it offers you a possibility to call landlines and mobile phones worldwide at reduced prices.
The application has an intuitive interface that is perfectly designed to make sure that you don’t get lost in case you’re just about to find out what this great app is like for the first time. Launch it, find your friends, and chat with them or call them completely for free.
Skype is a great and really useful application for Android that lets you always stay in touch with your friends, family, and colleagues irrespective of where you are. The main thing is that you have a stable Internet connection. The application features no significant drawbacks.
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Skype does not have any dedicated audio settings. Instead you have to use your device's physical volume rocker buttons. These are usually found on the side of your phone and should be a pair of buttons, possibly with a + and - sign on them. Make a Skype call and wait for the person to pick up then press the buttons and see how they alter your volume.
Please let me know if you require more assistance.
The app should automatically detect your camera, provided you have one. Simply tap the video call button and the call should start, or if you are already in the call the video icon should be displayed.
If you require more assistance, please let me know what device model and OS version you are using so I can provide accurate information.
it's a galaxy ace 3
the app downloads just fine, I just can't sign in..
What happens when you tap on the app's icon and attempt to log in? Does it remain in loading, does it crash? Is any error message displayed? Also, make sure you are using a stable internet connection, preferably WiFi.
No significant drawbacks, is lagging on some devices
Skype is the world’s most popul
It's possible that this issue may arise at times. Does the app work properly after relaunching it?
To my knowledge Skype mobile does not allow you to delete your chat history. This can be done on the PC version though.
In order to download the app simply click the "Free Version" link found above the review. It will direct you to the appropriate Google Play page. Make sure you are logged in with the same Google account on both your PC and your Android device before clicking the "Install" button and select the device from the pop-up menu. If there are any compatibility issues then Google play will point them out.
Alternatively you can scan or input the QR code found above the review into your Android device and it will direct you to the download page.
In the future, please make sure to mention your device model and OS version when requesting assistance.
Please let me know if there is anything else I can assist you with.
What will I do?
I am sorry to hear of your troubles. I have no knowledge of this issue occurring, it may be a compatibility issue with your specific device. What i advise is this:
1. Ensure that the latest Android updates available have been applied to your device.
2. Clear the app's data and afterwards uninstall it.
3. Reboot your device.
4. Reinstall the app from the Playstore.
If this does not resolve the issue, i advise contacting Customer Service by following the steps found on this page: support.skype.com/en/faq/...
Please let me know if you require more assistance.
For the Note devices you need the Android version. The link found above the review will allow you to download that version. The desktop version is only for PCs and Laptops.
Video calls should be available as soon as installation and sign-in is complete, as long as they are compatible with your device. The video call button should be available once you tapped on a contact and should be in the lower left corner of the screen, while the normal call button is in the lower right. Do the buttons appear? Do they have functionality on your device?
Is that the latest version of Skype available for your device? The version varies based on what device you install Skype on. If you installed from Google Play and/or updated then it should be the latest version.
Please try the following: uninstall Skype on the device that has the issue, restart your device and then reinstall Skype from the Google Play links provided above. Once the app is launched use the Echo Test service to test your microphone. This means making a call to the Echo Test contact that is always in your contact list and following the step by step instructions. If you have successfully heard your voice through Echo Test then attempt to make a call to a real person.
Please let me know if this fixes the issue or if you require more assistance.
When accessing the Google Play page are you logged in with the same Google account on your device and your S4? Skype should be compatible with almost all devices. Make sure that your device is recognized by clicking the install link on the Google Play page, it should open a pop-up window where you can select from available device and it should show your S4 mini, saying below it if it is compatible or not.
I am sure we can solve this issue. Firstly please let me know what device you are using and what exactly occurs when attempting to download and install it on your mobile device.
As for the desktop version. It is simply a matter of accessing www.skype.com/en/...... downloading it and installing to your desktop.
Of course, you will need an account in order to use it, but the free ones are a simple step-by-step creation away.
Hope this helps, let me know if you require more help, and what exactly is the issue that occurs when attempting to install it.
Are you using the latest version of the app? If so, please let me know exactly what do you mean by "It doesn't work". Are the messages not delivered? Do you get an error?
it's a galaxy ace 3
the app downloads just fine, but I can't sign in..
Yes, it should support Skype. Make sure that the device is updated to the latest available Android version for it.
Can you confirm that you have sufficient available space for the installation?