The newest version of the app will allow users to make video Skype to Skype calls from their iPhone via Wi-Fi and 3G, and also call Skype desktop users on both OS X and Windows (and we presume their sorely neglected Linux users), as well as those using Skype on their iPhones and iPads.
Naturally, if you’re on an iPad, you won’t get to send video back — and you have to deal with the iPhone interface since there isn’t a native Skype app for the iPad. But, iPad 2 could change that. If the new hardware is released with a camera, Skype will be ready for it, and hopefully with an iPad-optimized app as well.
So, have fun with video chatting via Skype and let us know what you think of it in the comments!
Thanks for the fast tip, Daniel!
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The reason why people think iphone is better than any other phone is that Apple has launched a new religion :)
It's nothing more than marketing and charismatic management
I don't understand!What's so cool about Iphone? Why ipad is better that a Samsung for example?. Those mobile phones are more much more cheapper and they have a lot of extra features. On the Iphone is just nice. People don't buy it just because they are cool, ask yourself if is realy useful and is the right price. But in this period is all about marketing...