Microsoft to Shut Down Skype in 2025
Microsoft announced it is shutting down its Skype application on May 5, 2025, after a 21-year run, directing its 1.95 billion registered users to migrate to its free Teams app due to declining usage and the rise of competing platforms.
Microsoft to Shut Down Skype in 2025
Microsoft announced it is shutting down its Skype application on May 5, 2025, after a 21-year run, directing its 1.95 billion registered users to migrate to its free Teams app due to declining usage and the rise of competing platforms.
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F1's Grand 75th Anniversary Launch
Formula 1's 75th anniversary celebration will feature a spectacular launch event in London's O2 Arena, where all teams will unveil their new cars. Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari is a major highlight.
F1's Grand 75th Anniversary Launch
Formula 1's 75th anniversary celebration will feature a spectacular launch event in London's O2 Arena, where all teams will unveil their new cars. Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari is a major highlight.
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Nine NFL Teams Face Steep Odds
Analysis of nine NFL teams with nearly no playoff chance nine weeks into the season.
Nine NFL Teams Face Steep Odds
Analysis of nine NFL teams with nearly no playoff chance nine weeks into the season.
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Microsoft to Shut Down Skype on May 5
Microsoft is ending its Skype internet calling service on May 5, 2024, after two decades, to focus on its Teams platform; users can easily transfer their accounts and data to Teams.
Microsoft to Shut Down Skype on May 5
Microsoft is ending its Skype internet calling service on May 5, 2024, after two decades, to focus on its Teams platform; users can easily transfer their accounts and data to Teams.
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AP Top 25 College Football Poll Update
The AP Top 25 college football poll updates: Oregon remains No. 1, Penn State and Indiana rise, Georgia and Miami fall, and several teams see shifts in rankings.
AP Top 25 College Football Poll Update
The AP Top 25 college football poll updates: Oregon remains No. 1, Penn State and Indiana rise, Georgia and Miami fall, and several teams see shifts in rankings.
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