Why Skype App Is Not Downloadable On Many Windows Mobile Phones

It's official! Skype is going to be available only on Windows-ruing handsets that received the Windows 10 Aiversary Update. Hence, Windows phones that did not receive this update or are incapable of upgrading to the latest buy office 2013 professional plus version will not be able to use Skype from now on.

As of this Sunday, it is already known that Skype support of 85 percent of Windows phones has already been terminated. Included in this percentage are handsets ruing Windows Phone 8, Windows Phone 8.1 and project 2013 standard 1511 and below.

According to PhoneArena, unsupported devices may still download Skype using a direct link because the app is not downloadable via the Windows Store anymore. Unfortunately, they will only be able to use Skype for a few weeks before Microsoft makes the app entirely non-operational to them.

PhoneArena has learned that aside from Windows devices, office 2010 home and student decision has also affected some Android users, since Android smartphones ruing Android 4.0.2 and older are now incapable of downloading and installing the Skype app.