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"Skype has introduced free video messaging, allowing users to send recorded clips to one another. The service is available for Windows, Mac, iOS, BlackBerry and Android devices, with a version for Microsoft&amp;#039;s Windows Phone yet to be announced.      &amp;quot;Skype Video Messaging adds another great way to keep in touch with friends and family during life&amp;#039;s most meaningful moments. Send a video message to your friends and family today - it&amp;#039;s easy,&amp;quot; said Skype in a statement.  &amp;quot;You can capture a fleeting memory, create a heartfelt reminder or simply tell a friend or family member &amp;#039;wish you were here&amp;#039; even when they aren&amp;#039;t online.&amp;quot; Skype announced back in April that it now plays host to 2 billion minutes of communication each day, across PCs, mobile devices, games consoles and connected television sets. Microsoft acquired Skype for $8.5 billion (\u00A35.4bn) in October 2011. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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