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Skype will support Microsoft devices like Xbox and Kinect, Windows Phone and a wide array of Windows devices, and Microsoft will connect Skype users with Lync, Outlook, Xbox Live and other communities. Microsoft will continue to invest in and support Skype clients on non-Microsoft platforms.
nice! psp had it forever, I always wondered why PS3 never got the skype treatment.
Hmm... so much for a good Linux skype client... well I don't use it much anyways... but still.
I'd rather have an open SIP client on my console like on my mobile phone and PC...
Kept you waiting
Why would they do that, though... never made sense to me. It's not like PS3 already can do VoiP anyways, so integrating Skype into the GameOS is just an additional burden (especially memorywise). Plus, you'd probably need an additional login with Skype, which is not really good for the casual user, either.
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i just dont understand why it's needed other than phone calls .Even then i don't know why consoles need it.
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THAT is actually a good reason... and one I never thought of, actually^^
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So we can call from our consoles to phones and do a vid/phone whatever chat too?
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☑ Then they laugh at you (2007-2008)
☑ Then they fight you (2008-2010)
☑ Then they copy you (2011-2012)
☐ Then you win...
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if you pay for skype...yes. free skype generally only allows skype to skype calls(video included), of course more and more cell phones have skype availability. there are two paid services; the cheaper of the two is making outbound calls to phones(your number comes up as unknown or something similar), and the more expensive($30/year lol) gives you a number and lets you have national inbound/outbound calls.
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