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Microsoft has announced the upcoming retirement of Skype, its once-dominant video-calling platform, encouraging users to transition to Microsoft Teams Free.

Microsoft is shutting down Skype, the video-calling service it acquired in 2011, and shifting services to Microsoft Teams.

Microsoft is retiring Skype, the popular calling and messaging platform, and redirecting users to Teams.

Microsoft is discontinuing its free Skype service in favor of its Microsoft Teams platform, citing advancements in communications technology and the desire to streamline offerings.

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Microsoft expands its Copilot AI tool, introducing unlimited Voice access and Think Deeper features for enhanced user interactions and reasoning, responding to user demand while maintaining security.

Microsoft is directing some of its services to Microsoft Teams, its primary video conferencing platform.

With the closure of Skype, we look back at other once-ubiquitous technologies that have faded from use, from flip phones to fax machines.

Microsoft is ending support for Skype, as its users transition to Microsoft Teams, marking the close of a chapter in the history of video communications.

From Blackberries to floppy disks and MP3 players, a look at technologies that were once ubiquitous but are now obsolete.