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Skype for Android 2.5 brings video calls to 14 new droids

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Skype has updated its Android app, making it possible for 14 more members of the Google OS family to do video calls. That includes a couple of Sony Ericsson smartphones (Live with Walkman and neo V), three LG Optimus droids (2X, 3D and Black), the Japan-bound HTC Shooter, five Motorola handsets (Photon, Droid 3, Bionic and Atrix) as well as a couple of Honeycomb slates (T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Motorola Xoom).

Those 13 new video-capable Android devices join the 27 who got the feature enabled with previous releases of the Skype application. There seem to be no other major improvements brought by the 2.5.0.108 update, but we guess the usual portion of bug-fixes and optimizations was delivered as well.

To get the newest version of Skype for Android click the Android Market icon of your smartphone or follow this link to the website of the app repository.

This is the second update that Skype releases for its mobile applications this week. The first one came on Tuesday, when the iOS version of the app was blessed with image stabilization, emoticons and Bluetooth support.

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