Microsoft Teams

What's new Microsoft shipped a handful of features to Teams for desktop and mobile devices last month. The Windows 11 Chat app now has a new way of highlighting app badges.

Express yourself Microsoft just rolled out preview support for avatars within Teams. The 3-D models allow users to express themselves without being on camera.

New is better Microsoft just announced a new version of Teams that's up to twice as fast while also using fewer system resources. It also paves the way for AI features, such as the newly announced Copilot.

Catch up! Microsoft just announced Copilot, an AI tool that works across Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, and more. Here's everything announced at Microsoft's most recent AI event.

Teamwork Microsoft just unveiled Copilot for a range of apps. Within Teams, Copilot can catch up on meetings, generate meeting agendas based on chats, and help schedule check-ins.

AI everyone Microsoft just unveiled Microsoft 365 Copilot at the event. Users can now generate content using insights drawn from documents across the Office suite.

Now live! Meeting attendees can now turn closed captions on or off to fit their preference.

Language! Microsoft Teams will soon include an option to censor profanity from Live Captions.

All the things! Microsoft released Teams Premium last month and rolled out several improvements to the communication platform in February.

News Microsoft is reportedly working on a new version of Teams that delivers better performance while using less battery life. The app is said to have been rebuilt from the ground up.