Skype Reviews New Updates And Features, Bing Now Functions Well

Skype is rolling out new updates and features in the Skype Insider program, (photo: dock. microsoft)

JAKARTA - Skype is rolling out new updates and features in the Skype Insider program, such as integration with Microsoft Weather, recall work on call tabs, increasing Bing integration, and more.

Present at version 8.99.76.102, testers can check the weather conditions in real-time from a Skype desktop client. Users can get a detailed account by clicking on the weather icon.

Microsoft's Skype also makes it easier for users to distinguish Skype-to-Skype calls from Skype-to-air calls.

Users can make Skype-to-Skype calls and create links from the Call tab. Now, the Phone tab will display Skype Number, credit balance, available international call subscriptions, Skype credit refill options for easier accessibility and better resource monitoring.

In addition, users can identify everyone on their contact list in Skype by placing details at the top of the Contacts tab. Microsoft, plans to launch this upgrade on all platforms.

Other important updates include an upgrade to Bing Chat, users just need to click on the prompt and enter the Bing chat interface. That way, they can explore related content.

Then, every Skype client interaction and launch, the user will find clues that are displayed randomly. Bing Toolbox is also updated, which is located in the top right corner of Bing Chat.

Through Bing Toolbox, users can gain access to various contents covering various fields such as education, social media, travel, creativity, entertainment, language, sports, and technology.

This comprehensive Bing Toolbox improves the versatility of chat interfaces, gives platform users integrated to explore and find relevant information while remaining connected to their connection on Skype.

It should be noted, all these updates and features are only available on Skype Insider. The tester can try it before Microsoft rolls out to the public in the next update. This was quoted from Windows Central, Tuesday, June 13.