Skype today announced that its video messaging service has graduated from beta status and is widely available for use.
The service, which has been in trials since February, allows Skype users to record and send video messages (up to three minutes long) to other Skype users.
Skype said that video messages can be viewed on any platform, but in order to record and send messages users must have devices running Android, BlackBerry, or iOS. Microsoft’s own Windows Phone platform is not yet able to record and send Skype video messages.
The feature is free to use, and Skype said that users can send an unlimited number of messages.
