Skype, now owned by Microsoft, is an incredibly popular instant messaging, voice-over-IP, and video calling service. With Skype you chat with your friends either singularly or in groups, make calls to other Skype users or phones, and make video calls. A peer-to-peer service it still struggles with — or doesn't even try to — sync. Skype's cross-platform support is outstanding, however, with native apps not only for iPhone and iPad but for Mac, Windows, Android, BlackBerry, and more.
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A new feature for Skype on iOS will let users blur their background on iPhone and iPad.
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The company announced it would be bringing the feature to the Mac app this week, allowing users to set background images for video calls.
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When you want to talk to family, friends, and coworkers from afar, consider Skype's group calls feature.
Skype has a new icon on iOS that features Fluent Design elements.
Start a Skype call, hit record, a banner tells everyone they're being recorded, and when you're done you can leave it on the cloud or save it to your Mac, iPhone, or iPad.
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