All those days and nights you spend chatting with your friends on Windows Live Messeger will soon be just a memory.
Microsoft has announced it is bidding adieu to Messenger after more than 12 years. The company will retire Messenger apps "in the coming months" for all regions worldwide, except for mainland China, Brian Hall, general manager of Microsoft's Windows Live unit, wrote in a blog post Tuesday.
Microsoft encouraged users to switch over to Skype, which offers video and voice calling in addition to instant messenger. The company recently released Skype 6.0 for Mac and Windows, which allows you to sign in to Skype using a Microsoft account. Doing so will transport all your Messenger contacts to Skype automatically.
Microsoft has announced it is bidding adieu to Messenger after more than 12 years. The company will retire Messenger apps "in the coming months" for all regions worldwide, except for mainland China, Brian Hall, general manager of Microsoft's Windows Live unit, wrote in a blog post Tuesday.
Microsoft encouraged users to switch over to Skype, which offers video and voice calling in addition to instant messenger. The company recently released Skype 6.0 for Mac and Windows, which allows you to sign in to Skype using a Microsoft account. Doing so will transport all your Messenger contacts to Skype automatically.
The Windows Blog
Time for certain folks (you know who you are ) to move to GTalk!
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