We all know a picture speaks a thousand words, and now you can amp up those video calls, especially when you’re keeping pace with a busy group. In-call reactions: you can now add live emoticons, live text and even real-time photos to your video calls. Reactions include things like excitement, emoji, voting, and more.Īdditionally, the update adds support for in-call reactions, Much like with message reactions, in-call reactions allow you to add emoji, live text, and real-time photos to calls. Similar to reactions in Messages on iOS, Skype 8.0 introduces the ability to respond to messages with various built-in reactions.
No more switching back and forth between apps we’re making it easy to bring the content you care about to the conversations that matter.
Microsoft explains that this feature makes it easy to find and share links, news, sports results, restaurants, the weather, videos, and more directly from the app.įind panel: easily find and share links, news, sports results, restaurants, the weather, videos and more without leaving the app. From there, you can add emoticons, stickers, and annotations to the picture before sending it to whoever you’re messaging. The first new feature coming with Skype 8.0 is an integrated camera. With this feature, you can quickly swipe to the to the left from a messaging thread to take a picture of something notable. In a blog post, Microsoft previewed new features including a built-in camera, in-call reactions, messaging reactions, and more. Microsoft today announced that it’s bringing a few new features to users enrolled in the Skype Insider program on iOS and Android.
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