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Hello Windows enthusiasts! It's that time again when Microsoft unveils another Insider Preview Build, which is a game-changer. Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 23619 has just hit the Dev Channel and brings some exciting features that promise to enhance your PC experience.

 

Let's dive into the key highlights and explore the improvements that could redefine how you interact with your Windows environment.

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Microsoft Teams has rolled out a series of updates to enhance the overall meeting experience for its users in April 2023. With these updates, Microsoft Teams is aiming to provide more efficient and productive ways to conduct meetings, webinars, and other events.

 

These updates include automatic lowering of raised hands, ultrasound howling detection, video closed captions, green screen, reminder emails for webinars, and Viva Connections for Education, among others. Let's take a closer look at what's new and improved in Microsoft Teams.

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A list of the new features and enhancements that Microsoft made to Microsoft Teams in February 2023 has now been made public by the firm. In this release, you will find the new features and enhancements made for meeting templates, branded meetings, watermarking, webinar experiences, and more.

 

Here is a brief explanation of the new features and enhancements in case you are interested.

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A list of the new features and enhancements that Microsoft made to Microsoft Teams in January 2023 has now been made public by the firm. In this release, you will find the latest enhancements made for meetings and webinar experiences, updates to whiteboard capabilities, and more.

 

Here is a brief explanation of the new features and enhancements in case you are interested.

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Microsoft is still working to make MS Teams the finest online platform for collaboration and communication. We have already seen that the business constantly adds new features to it, and at the end of each month, a complete summary of the items added that month is provided.

 

A list of the new features and enhancements that Microsoft made to Microsoft Teams in December 2022 has now been made public by the firm. Here is a brief explanation of the new features and enhancements in case you are interested.

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Microsoft is continuing its support in building MS Teams as the best tool for communication and collaboration online. We have seen earlier that the company is regularly adding new features to it, and at the end of the month comes a detailed list of features added during the month.

 

Microsoft has now published a list of new features and improvements that the company added to Microsoft Teams in November 2022. If you would like to know, here's a brief summary of the new enhancements and capabilities.

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During the Ignite 2022 conference, Microsoft announced a range of new features for Microsoft Teams. These include Mesh avatars, Excel Live, Collaborative annotations, Cameo in PPT Live, seat assignments in Together mode, Premium SKU, and more.

 

Do these new features grow your interest in Microsoft Teams? You would like to know more about these features going to roll out soon to Microsoft Teams. Continue reading further.

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Microsoft is continuously giving its effort to improving the Teams client experience in both desktop and web environments. In a recent blog post, the company introduced a few new features for Microsoft Teams on the web which are already part of the desktop client. Interested in learning the new features that have been added? Continue reading further.

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Microsoft recently published a blog post where the company claimed that the Teams app has recently made a significant performance boost. They have come with some data, as highlighted below, that showed notable improvements in messaging and meeting experiences as seen today vs. August 2021. And this is based on the data from the 95th percentile of all desktop users in the world.

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In the month of May 2022, Microsoft released a set of new features and improvements for its popular collaboration platform "Microsoft Teams". The latest update includes the ability to choose refinement to the way you look on the video to further enhancements to customization options, says Microsoft in the announcement post. For more details, continue reading this post.

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If you are a Microsoft Teams user, good news! "Microsoft Teams" has now finally landed on Microsoft Store. Mik Chernomordikov, Microsoft Group Program Manager, has revealed the news in a tweet. So, what are you waiting for? You can now navigate to Microsoft Store on your Windows 10 or Windows 11 to directly download and install the Microsoft Teams app.

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During a Microsoft Teams meeting, users can currently pin the video feed of other participants to increase the size of the desired video on their own screen. This makes it always visible even when others are speaking.

 

Now, the company is planning to roll out a new feature that will help you to pin your own video on the stage in increased size. Microsoft says that this new feature will address a number of situations that the users face currently in Microsoft Teams.

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Microsoft Teams is going to receive a new update this month that will enable users to un-mirror their video feeds in a call or Teams meeting. The new "Mirror my Video" feature will provide the user the option to flip the video and have the same view as the other users in the meeting.

 

By default, Microsoft Teams horizontally flips the camera feed for a presenter, but it remains un-mirrored for other participants. Now, by un-mirroring, it will enable the user to see the text in a video call correctly.

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Microsoft is bringing a new feature to Teams that will allow you to chat with other users using Microsoft Teams personal accounts. This will extend collaboration with team members outside the work network. You will need to invite any Teams user to chat using an email address or phone number and remain within the security and compliance policies of your organization.

 

The feature will soon roll out to Microsoft Teams for web, desktop, and mobile. Once it rolls out, your Teams admin need to enable this feature according to your organization's policies. Continue reading to know more about it and its availability.

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Microsoft has announced that the company will be retiring the Microsoft Teams support on mobiles running older versions of the Android operating system. This will ONLY affect Android 5, Android 6, and Android 7 devices. If you are using any of these versions, Microsoft Teams will soon start prompting you to upgrade to newer Android builds.

 

In a notification sent by the company, Microsoft announced the retirement dates of Microsoft Teams for each Android version mentioned above. The dates are as follows.

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Back in May 2021, during the //BUILD/2021 event, Microsoft announced the ability for Microsoft Teams users to purchase any third-party Teams app subscriptions directly from the Teams app store. From within the store, users can view subscription plans offered and go through the checkout process to pay with a credit card.

 

This feature is soon going to roll out to the Microsoft Teams users and the tenant admin can enable or disable their users' ability to discover and install third-party applications that require third-party subscriptions.

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Microsoft is working on another new feature for Microsoft Teams that will add new Side-by-Side and Reporter Presenter modes to the desktop and window sharing in Microsoft Teams meetings. The feature has been started rolling out on both Windows and Mac.

 

Microsoft said that the standard users will start getting this update by mid of August, and the complete rollout will end by mid of September. Continue reading further to know more about these features.

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Microsoft Teams is getting another new feature in the coming days. According to the Microsoft 365 Roadmap (Feature ID: 81945), Every Microsoft Teams team is connected to a SharePoint team site. That means, once Microsoft rolls out this feature, Microsoft Teams will automatically create a new SharePoint Teams Site for you.

 

According to Microsoft, this feature will start rolling out for the Targeted release (select users and entire organization) beginning in late June and will be completed by early July. The standard release will begin in mid-July and will be completed by early August.

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