Windows 10 official version of Skype messaging application exposure

Windows 10 is scheduled to be released next week, but the new version of Skype will not be launched on July 29. Microsoft announced for the first time in January that the Universal Windows Messaging app allows users to use Skype to chat directly from messaging applications, while mobile users use Skype via SMS applications. In fact, in the Windows 10 PC version of the application, using the system as a channel, users can even see the ability to switch Skype messages to mobile phones.

Unfortunately, there are currently too many messages for Skype and Phone messaging applications, except that it will be postponed. According to sources, Windows 10's first non-patch update, Threshold Wave 2, will be pushed in October, which may bring this feature.
Interestingly, in Microsoft's Windows 10 promotional video released today, you can clearly see the messaging app in 24 seconds and it is integrated into the operations center, including embedded replies. This is similar to the operation of the mobile version of the messaging app demonstrated in January, so it's no surprise. In short, this is the first time we have seen the look of the win10 version of the messaging app. The app is currently in development and the design elements may change before the final release.

Sending a chat message via Skype or sending a message from a PC to a mobile phone is a great experience. I hope this feature comes early. October is very worth looking forward to, as there is the official version of the Win10 flagship phone and the win10 phone system.