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From our source from the top management of Nokia CR/SR, we learned an interesting news, which is not so surprising and could have been expected for a long time, but for Apple can really mean a lot. Microsoft these days it publishes Windows Phone 7.5 Tango, an operating system update Windows Phone 7.5 Mango, which should be the last before the upcoming new product Windows Phone 8. The WP 8 operating system will be available to the public this summer and, among other things, will also bring XNUMX% Skype integration directly into the operating system. Microsoft bought Skype, the company that operates the VoIP telecommunications network of the same name, for 8,5 billion US dollars and has barely used it to date.

Together with Windows Phone 8, however, we will see a big change and so far for the platform iOS and Android will continue to be Skype only as an app, a mobile operating system from Microsoftu will fully integrate Skype. The integration will be to such an extent that Microsoft will offer to send messages via Skype instead of classic SMS, just like it is currently the case with Apple, which if the counterparty is connected to the Internet and has an operating system iOS 5.0 and higher, automatically sends instead of classic SMS iMessage. The most important thing Applu is still missing, calls via the internet are possible, but only as FaceTime video calls. Microsoft will offer the possibility to organize Skype calls instead of a classic phone call, whenever the user allows it or it is possible. The integration will be so significant that if you are not limited by the FUL limit and you allow full use of Skype calls, you will basically not know whether you are calling using Skype or GSM. Of course, the phone will notify you of this, but the user will not have to launch any other application and can directly call or message their contacts using Skype.

The question is how MicrosoftWill you be able to deal with the FUP limits of the operators and whether you can convince them to increase or cancel them? Apple should thus prepare its own VoIP call options. So far, no one has any idea whether the protocol used by FaceTime is not really restricted to video calls due to licensing conditions and does not allow for a classic VoIP call due to licensing reasons. Whether he had Apple whether to invest approximately 150 billion crowns in Skype or not will become clear already this year.

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