After 15 minutes of waiting, Skype finally supports the recording of calls

Microsoft finally adds call-to-Skype. Later this month, Skype will be updated to include integrated call rates. The new feature will be based on cloud storage, allowing you to access Skype call records from devices such as Windows, Mac, iOS, Android and even Linux.

The Microsoft Skype Team explains:

When you start recording, everyone is warned when calling the connection is being recorded.

The new calling rate feature is the first time that Skype has launched the integrated call recorder feature since its original release. Skype users have had to rely on a number of third-party applications to record calls, Avaer becoming one of the most popular apps. Microsoft has also begun experimenting with a new mode for Skype creators to allow video bloggers and media administrators to easily integrate Xsplit, Wirecast and Vmix into Skype.

Updated Skype call calls are part of a number of new features coming to the application this summer. Microsoft will launch the Skype Call Rate feature at the end of July and will be available for all the latest versions of Skype over time