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Skype now gives you multitasking with picture-in-picture support on Android phones

BiGsAm
BiGsAm
Nov 26, 2014

Skype has updated its Android smartphone app to allow users to enjoy multitasking by having a picture-in-picture window anywhere. Users can now continue their video calls when they leave the app.

This feature isn’t exactly new to Android, but was previously restricted to tablets. With smartphones growing in size year after year, i guess it’s only natural to add this feature.

Other improvements to the update include:

• Chats load faster, especially when opened from a notification.
• Picture in picture view lets you keep a video call going – for phones now too!
• Receive photos from Skype for iPhone and other new clients.
• Supports formatted text: *bold* _italic_ ~strikethrough~
• Native Support for Hindi – SAHI!

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