The new release of Skype’s 5.0 beta will let you make video calls to as many as 10 people at the same time.

The 10-way calling is an upgrade from the first 5.0 beta, which offered 5-way video chatting. But beyond tweaking the video calling, the engineers at Skype have outfitted beta 2 with other new features and tweaks.

This 5.0 Beta version has also improved both the quality and reliability of Skype calls. Should your internet connection go down, the new Skype 5.0 beta will try to quickly re-establish that connection so the call doesn’t get dropped. If the call is lost, Skype will quickly redial it for you.

This is a great way to make video calls with familie, friends and business partners.

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CNET relased today a story about Voip in Gmail. Google is testing a Gmail-integrated VoIP (voice over Internet Protocol) client similair to Skype. But Gmail would offer users to make phone calls directly from the browser, so no need for installing software like Skype. The special thing about this services is that users to call any type of phone. We will keep you updated on this new Voip war.