14 DAY TRIAL // A new version of Skype is now available for Windows users, as Microsoft has recently released the final version of the video messaging tool rolled out approximately one month ago in preview form.
Basically, this new option gives users the possibility to send video messages to contacts even if they are online, just like it happens with a standard text message.
Once they go back online, the recipients can watch the video recording in a typical conversation window and even send back a video message of their own.
Even though video messaging is available on all platforms, the new version of Skype seems to be available on Windows operating systems exclusively, so new builds for Mac, iOS, and Android could be released in the coming days.