While still listed as a preview, a new version of Skype for BlackBerry 10 is rolling out through BlackBerry World right now and it's noted to include several bug fixes and stability improvements. Noted as being v3.2.439.50, Skype was nice enough to include a full change log to go with it, so here's some of the highlights for you all:
- Bug fixes in preview window and when switching camera during video calling
- Improvements in contact search in Skype Directory
- Easy Skype Credit purchase from within the Skype app
- Stability improvements and other bug fixes
The issue with switching cameras was a big one for me, so glad to that is being fixed up. If you've been having any issues with the Skype app, go ahead and get yourself updated and let us know in the comments how this new version is working out for you. If you're looking to learn more about Skype or download the app, you can hit the link for the CrackBerry app gallery below.
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