Skype’s new release is due this October, which offers multitude of new features and certain tweaks. Skype introduces new call control toolbar development with redesigned icons, easy phone contact storage, and better graphics interface when calls are placed on hold. The most important feature is a deep integration of top features of social network king into the top internet telephony service.

Skype and Facebook are the two major sites running concurrently for different purposes. Initially integrating contacts, Skype now offers tighter integration with Facebook. The all new beta version of Skype 5.5 allows chatting, liking and commenting on friend’s Facebook status all from within the Skype. This means you can access Facebook without having to log in separately.

Taking Skype story further, it has quietly rolled out browser toolbar development update, which provides unrequested performance and security updates. Well, this was a forceful update even if you did not opt for the auto-update feature. This is just like what Google Chrome offered. It simply means if you don’t like it, you are free to opt out of the service.

Skype has apparently forced a new Skype custom toolbar development. However, users are unhappy with this kind of service. I wonder why users would not like to opt for additional services offered by the reliable service providers. This new toolbar development or extension offered by Skype works with Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox browser.

Other features like visual improvements have also been added to the new version. Skype users can get a custom toolbar development services to further simplify its use!