You know that Outlook.com is mostly a service ηλεκτρονικού ταχυδρομείου, που υποστηρίζει και talks. You can click on the icon conversations that exists on the webσελίδα to display available contacts and options to start a video or audio call.
If you check the website right now, you should see options to connect with your Facebook friends and your contacts on its services Google, as the website still allows communication with these contacts.
But Microsoft has recently announced in an email that it will suspend support for Facebook Chat and Google Chat through its service Outlook.com.
E-mail appears to have been sent only to Outlook.com users using either Facebook Chat or Google Chat via Outlook.com. The reason for removing Google Chat is to withdraw Google Talk from Google trying to establish the Hangouts service.
Hangouts, unlike Google Talk, does not use XMPP, and Microsoft points out that this change will affect conversations but not Google or Facebook contacts that have been added to Outlook.com or another Microsoft account .
The company recommends using Skype on Outlook.com, saying it "provides a better user experience for video and audio calls," according to ZDNet.
The change should be seen from the next few weeks to be applied to all users of Outlook.com.
Microsoft's decision probably wants to affect some Outlook.com users, to switch to its own service to chat with their selected contacts.