It required nearly a complete month, but Nokia has finally been believing that Skype is definitely incompatible with low-memory Home windows Phones. In reaching to a representative, the organization confirmed to us it has made the decision to yank the state client in the Marketplace around the Lumia 610. The unit -- which relies on a scant 256MB of RAM -- initially permitted the plan to be downloaded despite Skype's claims that 512MB was the minimum quantity of memory needed for that application to operate correctly. The ivr for small business, because it works out, was correct: Nokia, proclaiming that the consumer experience is "workable" although not "right with Nokia's and Skype's expectation," has drawn the plug on any future downloads. Customers who handled to snag the application before it disappeared can continue to enjoy (or hate, based on your experience) it on their own Lumia 610, but until Skype has the capacity to lower the memory limitations, it appears like everybody else is at a complete loss. Mind below for that full converted statement.
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