Microsoft is gearing up to drop support for its Yammer, Skype for Business, and Microsoft Teams apps for Windows phone on May 20.
Microsoft Teams' April updates are here with plenty of improvements for organizations making the switch from Skype for Business.
Microsoft Teams for iOS has picked up several new calling features, along with support for three new languages and more with its latest update.
Just a year since its release, Microsoft Teams is now in use at 200,000 organizations.
Microsoft has quietly begun testing a new Microsoft Teams app for Windows 10, according to a new report.
Cortana integration and a bevy of other features are slated to hit Microsoft Teams later this year.
Voicemail, @mentions in group chats, and more recently hit Microsoft Teams in its latest mobile updates on Android and iOS.
After months of working on the feature, Microsoft is finally beginning to roll out full guest access in Microsoft Teams.
A free tier of Microsoft Teams could be on the way if references spotted in the latest developer preview are anything to go by.
Microsoft Teams is in for some new classroom collaboration features with its latest hire, Chalkup founder Justin Chando.
Microsoft is bolstering Teams with a new set of app integrations, commands, and much more.
Microsoft has announced a major update to Microsoft Teams, heralding the arrival of new calling features meant to accommodate previous Skype for Business users.
Microsoft has launched Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) for SharePoint, OneDrive, and Microsoft Teams.
Guest Access in Microsoft Teams is seeing another delay, with support for Microsoft Accounts now pegged for arrival "in a few months."
As Microsoft looks to transition Skype for Business users to Microsoft Teams, it's working to carry some features over as well. Here's a look at the current roadmap.
Microsoft Teams will soon make it to the Windows Store, but in a rather unexpected way.
Microsoft Teams is finally getting one of its most requested features: Guest Access.
Microsoft Teams and Skype for Business are currently distinctly separate services, but that's about to change.
Some handy new features are headed to Microsoft Teams for education customers, including some more comprehensive integrations with OneNote.
Microsoft has announced that a new batch of classroom-focused features is now rolling out to its Slack competitor, Teams, across 181 markets in 25 languages.