Skype Ditches Windows Phone 7

May 13 2010, 1:59pm CDT | by Robert Evans

Ouch. Sorry Microsoft, but Skype doesn't love you anymore. Smarthouse reports that the popular VOIP company will be focusing all of its future efforts on the iPhone, Symbian and Android operating systems. Windows Phone 7 just got dumped like me on prom night.

This information came out at an event in Sydney. Asia Pacific VP for Skype Dan Neary did not offer any explanation for the change, but he did confirm that no development was taking place for Microsoft's new mobile OS.

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