How to Use Movie Talk on Skype With the Samsung Galaxy, Your Business
How to Use Movie Talk on Skype With the Samsung Galaxy
While Skype began out as a device for people all over the world to make individual calls without paying international toll charges, it has established itself as a business communication implement. Skype calls are effortless to make in addition to being inexpensive and convenient. Furthermore, the front-facing camera and large screen on Samsung Galaxy devices make it effortless to not just talk on Skype but to set up movie talks where you can see the person with whom you’re communicating. The face-to-face contact that Skype enables helps to make business communications more effective since both parties get facial expression and assets language cues.
Touch the "Play Store" icon on your Galaxy’s Home screen or list of applications.
Touch the magnifying glass to open the search box, type "skype" in the box and touch the magnifying glass key on your on-screen keyboard to submit the search.
Tap the "Skype" icon that comes up in the search results.
Touch "Install" followed by "Accept" on the screen listing the permissions that the app needs. The app will be downloaded and installed on your Galaxy.
Using Skype
Touch "Apps" on your Home screen to bring up the list of applications, and then touch the "Skype" icon.
Inject your Skype name and password, and then touch the "Sign in" button. This will sign your phone into Skype.
Touch "Contacts" to bring up your list of contacts.
Touch the contact with whom you’d like to talk. Touch the "Movie Call" icon, which is denoted by a picture of a movie camera with a plus sign on it, to open the talk.
- These instructions apply to both the Galaxy S3 and S4 phones as well as the Skype for Android app, and they may or may not work with other Samsung Galaxy devices.
References
About the Author
Steve Lander has been a writer since 1996, with practice in the fields of financial services, real estate and technology. His work has appeared in trade publications such as the "Minnesota Real Estate Journal" and "Minnesota Multi-Housing Association Advocate." Lander holds a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Columbia University.
How to Use Movie Talk on Skype With the Samsung Galaxy, Your Business
How to Use Movie Talk on Skype With the Samsung Galaxy
While Skype began out as a contraption for people all over the world to make private calls without paying international toll charges, it has established itself as a business communication device. Skype calls are effortless to make in addition to being inexpensive and convenient. Furthermore, the front-facing camera and large screen on Samsung Galaxy devices make it effortless to not just talk on Skype but to set up movie talks where you can see the person with whom you’re communicating. The face-to-face contact that Skype enables helps to make business communications more effective since both parties get facial expression and bod language cues.
Touch the "Play Store" icon on your Galaxy’s Home screen or list of applications.
Touch the magnifying glass to open the search box, type "skype" in the box and touch the magnifying glass key on your on-screen keyboard to submit the search.
Tap the "Skype" icon that comes up in the search results.
Touch "Install" followed by "Accept" on the screen listing the permissions that the app needs. The app will be downloaded and installed on your Galaxy.
Using Skype
Touch "Apps" on your Home screen to bring up the list of applications, and then touch the "Skype" icon.
Come in your Skype name and password, and then touch the "Sign in" button. This will sign your phone into Skype.
Touch "Contacts" to bring up your list of contacts.
Touch the contact with whom you’d like to talk. Touch the "Movie Call" icon, which is denoted by a picture of a movie camera with a plus sign on it, to open the talk.
- These instructions apply to both the Galaxy S3 and S4 phones as well as the Skype for Android app, and they may or may not work with other Samsung Galaxy devices.
References
About the Author
Steve Lander has been a writer since 1996, with practice in the fields of financial services, real estate and technology. His work has appeared in trade publications such as the "Minnesota Real Estate Journal" and "Minnesota Multi-Housing Association Advocate." Lander holds a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Columbia University.
How to Use Movie Talk on Skype With the Samsung Galaxy, Your Business
How to Use Movie Talk on Skype With the Samsung Galaxy
While Skype commenced out as a implement for people all over the world to make individual calls without paying international toll charges, it has established itself as a business communication implement. Skype calls are effortless to make in addition to being inexpensive and convenient. Furthermore, the front-facing camera and large screen on Samsung Galaxy devices make it effortless to not just talk on Skype but to set up movie talks where you can see the person with whom you’re communicating. The face-to-face contact that Skype enables helps to make business communications more effective since both parties get facial expression and assets language cues.
Touch the "Play Store" icon on your Galaxy’s Home screen or list of applications.
Touch the magnifying glass to open the search box, type "skype" in the box and touch the magnifying glass key on your on-screen keyboard to submit the search.
Tap the "Skype" icon that comes up in the search results.
Touch "Install" followed by "Accept" on the screen listing the permissions that the app needs. The app will be downloaded and installed on your Galaxy.
Using Skype
Touch "Apps" on your Home screen to bring up the list of applications, and then touch the "Skype" icon.
Come in your Skype name and password, and then touch the "Sign in" button. This will sign your phone into Skype.
Touch "Contacts" to bring up your list of contacts.
Touch the contact with whom you’d like to talk. Touch the "Movie Call" icon, which is denoted by a picture of a movie camera with a plus sign on it, to open the talk.
- These instructions apply to both the Galaxy S3 and S4 phones as well as the Skype for Android app, and they may or may not work with other Samsung Galaxy devices.
References
About the Author
Steve Lander has been a writer since 1996, with practice in the fields of financial services, real estate and technology. His work has appeared in trade publications such as the "Minnesota Real Estate Journal" and "Minnesota Multi-Housing Association Advocate." Lander holds a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Columbia University.