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Windows Central
Technology
Kevin Okemwa

Microsoft Teams is about to bug you for a default mobile browser to handle external links — guess which one it suggests?

Microsoft Teams and Microsoft Edge logos on a colored, glassy background.

Over the past few months, Microsoft has shipped a bunch of new features to Teams, its video conferencing platform, in a bid to enhance its user experience, including the ability to pin the app on top of other windows, ensuring it remains visible while you switch tasks and enhancing multitasking.

Some of the features are also in the pipeline and will be rolled out to users in waves, including the ability to hide the toolbar during meetings. And now, yet another is on its way to the collaboration tool on smartphones.

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