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Skype for Outlook.com gets “huge” overhaul, rolling out now – onmsft.com

Kellogg Brengel Kellogg Brengel
June 3, 2015
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Skype for Outlook.com gets "huge" overhaul

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Recently Microsoft announced that Outlook.com would be getting a significant upgrade with new features and a user interface as the service is migrated to an Office 365 based infrastructure.As part of the roll out of these new features, the team at Outlook.com announced today what they described as a “huge overhaul” for Skype for Outlook.

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The redesigned Skype sidebar allows for easier use of finding contacts, picking up conversations across any device, and the ability to make one to one voice or video calls after installing a browser plugin.

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Here are a few screenshots provided on Microsoft’s Garage and Updates blog of the new Skype sidebar in an Outlook.com inbox.

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Skype for Outlook.com gets "huge" overhaul

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Skype for Outlook.com gets "huge" overhaul

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Skype for Outlook.com gets "huge" overhaul

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The blog says the features are being rolled out beginning today to all Outlook.com customers, not just the Outlook.com preview. The new version will be made available in every Outlook.com inbox over the coming months

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Has the new Skype for Outlook show up in your inbox and what do you think of the redesign?

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