Skype
former telecommunications software service
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Skype
Summary
Skype is a VoIP phone[1]. Skype has Wikipedia articles in 102 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Skype is the creator of Niklas Zennström[3].
- Skype is the creator of Janus Friis[4].
- Skype is the creator of Ahti Heinla[5].
- Skype is the creator of Priit Kasesalu[6].
- Skype is the creator of Jaan Tallinn[7].
- Skype is the creator of Toivo Annus[8].
- Skype's instance of is recorded as VoIP phone[9].
- Skype's instance of is recorded as mobile app[10].
- Skype's instance of is recorded as instant messaging client[11].
- Skype's instance of is recorded as software[12].
- Skype's instance of is recorded as website[13].
- Skype's founder is recorded as Niklas Zennström[14].
- Skype's founder is recorded as Janus Friis[15].
- Skype is owned by Microsoft[16].
- Skype's genre is instant messaging client[17].
- Skype's genre is Voice over IP[18].
- Skype's developer is recorded as Skype Technologies[19].
- Skype's copyright license is recorded as proprietary license[20].
- Skype's programmed in is recorded as Delphi[21].
- Skype's programmed in is recorded as Objective-C[22].
- Skype's programmed in is recorded as Q2407[23].
- Skype's programmed in is recorded as Object Pascal[24].
- Skype's operating system is recorded as Microsoft Windows[25].
- Skype's operating system is recorded as macOS[26].
- Skype's operating system is recorded as Android[27].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include VoIP phone[9], mobile app[10], instant messaging client[11], software[12], and website[13].
Origins
Founders include Niklas Zennström[14] and Janus Friis[15]. August 2003 marks the founding of Skype[28].
Use and Application
Recorded has use include videotelephony[29], Voice over IP[30], collaboration[31], communication[32], disseminating[33], and sharing[34]. Skype comprises Signal Protocol[35].
Why It Matters
Skype has Wikipedia articles in 102 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]