Facebook has done it, YouTube has done it, and now, Skype is doing it, too. It, of course, refers to releasing a “lite” version of the company’s signature ...

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella during the company's Future decoded tech conference announced Skype Lite, a new low-data version of the original app. Designed exclusively for the Indian market ...

151; -- Skype is embracing the Android platform today with the expected launch of the Skype Lite app for devices running on Google's mobile OS. The application will enable T-Mobile G1 users to ...

Skype Lite, a pared-down version of the popular, cheap VoIP calling software, is expected to be made available on Android-powered phones today (i.e. the T-Mobile G1). Skype Lite has been available ...

According to the company's FAQ, the company has chosen to withdraw Skype Lite and Skype for Windows Mobile because it wants to "offer our new customers an improved mobile experience - much like ...

Skype’s VoIP apps for the Windows Mobile operating system, Skype Lite and Skype for Windows Phones, are no longer available for download, the comp any announced, claiming the apps didn’t offer ...

Skype announced today that it has released a new “thin” client – Skype lite (beta) – available for Android-powered devices and over 100 other Java-enabled handsets from the likes of Nokia ...

Skype Lite, a mobile Skype client, was recently made available to a wide range of handsets. Some of the devices include the Nokia N96 and E71; the Samsung A717 and A737; and the Sony Ericsson C902 ...

Today, at Microsoft's Future Decoded conference in India, the company's CEO, Satya Nadella, announced the launch of Skype Lite, "a client built for the connectivity speeds in India". The new app ...

This Diwali, Skype Lite is bringing something special to our users in India – Group Video Calling, so you can celebrate Diwali with your family and friends on Skype Lite no matter where you are.

Skype Lite is aimed at the mobile market in India, and in this case, "unreleased" means possibly unstable. But depending on your Android device and region, you may still be able to install it.