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Introduction 3
Global Statistics 4
Chart 1: Mobile Phone Traffic 4
Mobile Web vs. mobile App 6
Picture 1: Skype Website via iPhone (Screenshots) 7
Picture 2: Sitemap Features via iPhone 8
Table 1: Mobile Web vs. Mobile App 10
Chart 2: Free Apps Lifestyle 11
Features 12
Picture 3: All Skype Features 13-14
Skype Metro for Windows vs. Skype 6.9.0.106 14
Picture 4: Skype 6.9.0.106 vs. Skype Metro (Desktop) 14
Picture 5: Skype 6.9.0.106 vs. Skype Metro (Conversational Windows) 15
Skype for Windows Phones 15
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