The long-awaited Skype for iPad app is available — really available after being released in the past 24 hours, then pulled from Apple's App Store, then being put back. "To ensure your best Skype ...

Looks like that Skype app for iPad was a little early, as it’s just been yanked from the app store. Skype tweeted “to ensure your best Skype experience, we’ve temporarily removed Skype for iPad which ...

While Skype has long been available on the iPhone, iPad users have had to make do with using the iPhone version in super-sized mode. On Tuesday, though, Skype at long last released an iPad-native ...

More than a month after its expected debut, the iPad-optimized Skype client is made available on Apple's App Store--after briefly being pulled for a number of hours. Steven Musil is a senior news ...

The Skype app for the iPhone is a stellar (and free!) download for anyone looking to connect via VoIP, but its one major flaw was its inability to conduct calls via 3G or EDGE networks. Meanwhile, ...

Skype has pulled its iPad app only hours after it was released, saying that it went live prematurely. It has been said that the app initially worked on both 3G and Wi-Fi connections before it was ...

As spotted by TUAW, Skype for iPad has landed in the New Zealand App Store. This kicks off the global launch of the video calling app so look for it in your local App Store August 2nd. It’s About Damn ...

The Google+ software for iOS has been expanded to support the iPad and iPod touch. In addition, Skype for Mac version 5.3 has been released, adding support for Mac OS X 10.7 Lion, as well as ...

Skype, one of the go-to apps for any mobile platform these days, is taking a wait-and-see approach to Microsoft’s latest mobile platform while it focuses on iPhone, iPad, Android, and others. At a ...

is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. Microsoft is adding a background blur feature to its Skype for iOS app. The ...

So you’re holding off on the iPad for the 3G version that arrives in a month, dreaming of placing VoIP calls from anywhere as an alternative to your phone. Just don’t expect to do so with Skype, yet.