The Latest Breaking News from Teams

Microsoft shipped new features to Teams in March, including a noise suppression feature and a Community Bot for automating redundant and recurring tasks.

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Microsoft shared several improvements that are on the way to Teams over the coming months. Many of the changes make the default Gallery View better and give you more control over your meeting experience.

Microsoft just released Windows 11 Build 23619 to the Dev Channel. The update adds a new feature for editing your Android phone's recent images and the option to show upcoming Microsoft Teams meetings in the Start menu.

The company joined the Q-SYS Technology Partner Program and has a new Microsoft Team Rooms bundle with MAXHUB.

Microsoft recently launched a new version of all of its software with the addition of an artificial intelligence (AI) assistant that can do a variety of tasks for you. Copilot can summarise verbal conversations on Teams online meetings, present arguments for or against a particular point based on verbal discussions…

A new OneDrive app for Teams will start shipping this month. It promises improved performance and to take advantage of recent updates to the OneDrive and SharePoint library experiences.

Nureva’s HDL410 audio system is now certified.

Audioscenic has developed a 3D audio beamforming technology that is breaking down the expensive hardware barrier to spatial audio, and you can expect to try it out soon.