The following questions and answers will help you get and
set up Skype on your Android device.
The Skype application is free to
download, but mobile operator charges may apply if you use a mobile data
connection. Skype supports all Android phones and tablets as long as they meet
the minimum
requirements.
Download Skype for Android phones:
Skype for Android phones is
currently available for devices running Android 2.3 and higher.
To get Skype on your device, visit skype.com from
your mobile browser and download Skype from Google Play.
Alternatively, go directly to Google
Play and search for Skype. The version of Android running on your device will
be recognized automatically and you’ll see only the version of Skype that can
be used on your phone.
Note that you'll have to approve the app permissions, as with any Android application.
Note that you'll have to approve the app permissions, as with any Android application.
Download Skype for Android
tablets:
To get Skype on your tablet, visit
skype.com on your handset and download Skype from Google Play. Alternatively,
go directly to Google Play, search for Skype and download the application to
your handset.
After you download Skype, it’s ready
to run – there’s no additional installation process. You can find Skype in the
list of all applications, but you can always place it on your home screen to
find it easier.
Note that you'll have to approve the app permissions, as with any Android application.
Note that you'll have to approve the app permissions, as with any Android application.
Google Play is not available in some
countries – find out more.
Google Play only distributes
applications in certain countries, so it’s possible that your location isn’t
supported. To find a full list of supported locations, please visit Google Play for Developers.
If you are running Android 2.3 or
higher, then you can install Skype onto your SD card. You can either do this
directly or, if you have already downloaded Skype to the phone’s internal
memory, you can move the application to your SD card. The steps may differ for
each device. Check the user manual or ask the manufacturer.
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