Skype 5 for Mac Goes Gold, Makes Group Video Calling a Paid Feature
Posted January 27, 2011 at 10:49am by
Shalom Levytam
Skype has released a new version of Skype 5 for Mac, removing the beta label and introducing group video calling as part of a Premium package.
Group Video Calling is now available as part of our Premium package, that also includes live chat customer support. You can try it out for free for 7 days, and then purchase either a day pass starting at $4.99 (€3.49/£2.99)* or as a monthly subscription for $8.99 (€5.99/£4.99)* per month.
Other changes include a reduction in whitespace to make the app more compact. Full screen video calling is back and the Contacts monitor has been moving into the Window menu.
You can download the new release at the link below...
Group Video Calling is now available as part of our Premium package, that also includes live chat customer support. You can try it out for free for 7 days, and then purchase either a day pass starting at $4.99 (€3.49/£2.99)* or as a monthly subscription for $8.99 (€5.99/£4.99)* per month.
Other changes include a reduction in whitespace to make the app more compact. Full screen video calling is back and the Contacts monitor has been moving into the Window menu.
You can download the new release at the link below...
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