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Microsoft Teams' biggest change ever is on the way
Dream team? A new chat and channels experience for Teams will enter testing next month.
Millions of Microsoft Teams users are about to get a new translation feature, no AI required
Coming soon Interpreters will be able to switch the direction of the languages they're translating between with the push of a button.
Microsoft launches unified Teams app to save you from having to install two versions of Teams
Finally Microsoft just launched its unified Teams app that works with person, work, and school accounts. The app simplifies using Teams on PC, which previously required two different applications.
You won't believe that Microsoft Teams has existed 7 years without this simple feature
At last Microsoft Teams will soon support renaming the General channel within any team. Every team has a General channel that cannot be removed, but up until now the name has had to remain the same.
This new Microsoft Teams feature will help you stay on top of meetings
A new view Microsoft Teams will soon have an expanded gallery view for the minimized meeting window.
Will this new Microsoft Teams feature make you grin, sigh, or cry? Custom emojis are now in testing.
Express yourself Custom emojis are on the way to Microsoft Teams. You can test them now if you're a Microsoft 365 Insider on a supported device.
Microsoft accused of 'possibly abusive' practices by European Commission for bundling Teams and Microsoft 365
The European Commission believes Microsoft may have abused the dominance of Office and Microsoft 365 to push Microsoft Teams unfairly.
Microsoft accused of secretly tracking children and using the browser data of minors for advertising
Uh oh An advocacy group claims Microsoft collected the data of children without consent.
Microsoft Teams catches up with Slack, infuses AI, and FINALLY adds custom emoji support
Microsoft announced a lengthy list of new and upcoming features for Teams. Among the highlights is the ability to get AI-generated recaps from transcribed meetings.
Despite claimed feature parity with Classic Teams, upgrading to the new Microsoft Teams might cost you some of your favorite features
Clearing up confusion The Classic version of Microsoft Teams reaches end of support in two months. Generally, the new Teams is an improvement over Classic Teams, but you will lose some functionality when upgrading.
