there's some bug, but I'm much happier with itĬommented on: Outlook for Android gets a couple of new features to enhance user experience John S: I gave upon regular old Outlook on my Android Phone and switched to Outlook Lite. Wad dwa: What it needs to get is fix for the ability to recover from backup, because if it is older than few days it constantly says that there are no backups present even if they are, this was my favorite authenticator because of this, but they…Ĭommented on: Microsoft Authenticator gets new features to enhance security Sirjaz: They need to release the windows ar os to the other vendorsĬommented on: Microsoft pivots its HoloLens AR ambitions to software with fears of a recession While it makes financial and strategic sense to end Skype for TV support, it seems the second screen experience envisioned by smart TV manufacturers is continually losing ground to the readily available smartphone. According to Samsung, they will alert their customers to the change when applied.Īs for the reason behind the removal, it seems as though Skype has telemetry indicating the most users are accessing the service from their smartphones while in the living room rather than on the big screen. Upon hearing the news, Samsung has announced that it will remove the service (and presumably) the apps from their smart TV’s beginning June 2, 2016. Understandably, most manufacturers will seek to remove the app, but smart TV manufacturers have been slow at times to offer software updates to their devices. If you have questions, please contact your TV manufacturer for information on the availability of Skype for TV on your TV model.” TV manufacturers may remove the Skype for TV application from some or all of their models.
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