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Microsoft 365, Outlook, and Microsoft Teams are back!
By Sean Endicott last updated
Microsoft 365, Outlook, and Microsoft Teams saw outages throughout the week. A fix rolled out and services are back online.
Are these Teams features the most important announcements from Ignite?
By Sean Endicott published
Power of AI Microsoft Teams will soon support several new or expanded translation features that increase the accessiblity of meetings. Teams also has a Storyline integration on the way.
Microsoft will finally add this Teams feature to channels
By Sean Endicott published
on schedule Microsoft Teams on the desktop will soon support scheduling messages within channels. The feature is already available in chats, but should roll out to channels in the coming months.
Microsoft Teams will soon let you customize emoji skin tones
By Sean Endicott published
👍👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿 Microsoft Teams will soon let you set the skin tone of your emojis and reactions. The feature will sync your setting across Teams clients and is in testing currently.
Microsoft Teams' biggest change ever is on the way
By Sean Endicott published
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
By Sean Endicott published
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
By Sean Endicott published
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
By Sean Endicott published
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.
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