Skype will begin rolling out video messaging today to its iOS, Android, and Mac apps in the United States, United Kingdom, and a few other countries, a company representative confirmed to VentureBeat this morning. Changes to the chat service's terms of service in December hinted that video messaging was coming soon.

With the new update, users will be able to leave video messages for friends who don't answer when you try to call them on video chat. Video messages will be able to be up to three minutes long.  It's reported that premium users will get to send an unlimited number of videos, which won't be the case for regular Skype users. Another incentive for premium users is that their videos will never be deleted from the server.

Skype's android app will get updated soon, so lookout for it.

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Source: VentureBeat

Twitter has again update it's android app to version 4.1.0.   The latest version of Twitter includes several changes, including photo enhancements, a new compose window and improved notifications.

What's in version 4.1.0:

The new Tweet composer makes it easier to share with quick access to your camera roll and clear previews of how your Tweets will appear. Also:

• Richer notifications now include details like avatars and indicate how people are interacting with you (reply, retweet, etc.) for devices running Android 4.0 and higher,

• Enjoy wider and taller timelines in all parts of the app including profiles, search, and Discover.

• Receive a notification when a friend has joined Twitter.

Source: Google Play Store Link