Microsoft Teams users on Android can now react with emojis. The app also gained several new features in its recent update.
Despite Microsoft Teams surpassing Slack in terms of daily active users, the CEO of Slack doesn't see it as a threat.
A lot happens in Microsoft news each week, so check out this handy roundup for some of the top stories. This week: Teams potentially overtakes Slack, the Minecraft Earth closed beta starts in two weeks, and PC shipments saw an uptick in Q2 2019.
Microsoft Teams hit 13 million active daily users. Microsoft's collaborative service now has potentially more daily active users than its rival Slack.
Microsoft Teams users can't do a variety of actions on the service right now. Microsoft is currently investigating the issue.
Microsoft Teams now lets you express more emotions in reactions to messages. You can now use six emoji reactions on mobile and desktop.
Teams for Education has a group of updates aimed at getting students and teachers ready for going back to school.
Microsoft Teams has seen quite a bit of success in the enterprise and education sectors, but now Microsoft may be setting its sights on your home life as well. At an internal meeting, the company reportedly showed off a new version of Teams designed for friends and family, complete with shared documents and calendars.
Microsoft 365 is getting a big boost to privacy and security with new features rolling out to protect confidential data and more.
"Files Restore" is now rolling out to Microsoft Teams and SharePoint for Microsoft 365 users, helping to make sure your data isn't lost.
Microsoft Teams meetings attendees can now tap into Microsoft Whiteboard to collaborate and brainstorm in real time.
You can already blur your background in Microsoft Teams video calls, but you may soon be able to outright replace your background with something else.
Microsoft Teams is adding a trip of new messaging features, each aimed at streamlining urgent patient care in the healthcare sector.
Skype Room Systems is coming under the Microsoft Teams banner with its latest rebrand.
Microsoft debuted new tools for educators coming to Microsoft Teams, including the long-awaited arrival of mobile grading.
A new report claims Microsoft Teams could be the second biggest workplace chat app by 2020.
Microsoft is killing its Teams app for Windows 10 S, meaning S mode users will have to use the website from now on.
Microsoft Teams gets even better with new features coming soon.
Microsoft Teams is finally ready for the conference room with its official launch on Surface Hub.
Microsoft Teams is now at feature parity with Skype for Business, allowing organizations to begin making the transition.