Skype for Android updates and finally adds in tablet Optimization

Skype pushed out an update to their Android app today that users are sure to be pleased about. The video chat service has finally made their app optimized for Android tablets. Giving you a much better experience when using your larger screen tablets for those important video chats.

In addition to the improved tablet changes, Skype also added support for their audio codec, SILK. Which was designed to capture the richness of the natural human voice. It is designed to help deliver the best audio quality across all internet connection types to make sure your voice is heard loud and clear versus garbled and broken. Skype 3.0 also lets you sign in and merge with your Microsoft account for a more seamless experience.

 If you have Skype installed go hit up the Play Store and snag the update. If you want to give the latest update a try but don’t have it installed, then simply click or scan the QR code found below.

Application: Skype – free IM & video calls
Developer: Skype
Cost: FREE