Category: Microsoft Updates

The compose function in Teams will soon be updated to improve usability. Composing a message offers many features, including files, Loops, videos... Read More

Microsoft is moving all Teams users at the University of Texas at Arlington to the new Teams on March 29, 2024. When you return to campus or login... Read More

The Files app accessed from the left side of the Teams desktop client will be updated with the new OneDrive app experience, bringing performance... Read More

Microsoft Teams is retiring the current version of the Who bot as it works to improve the feature and provide a better user experience. The Who bot... Read More

Microsoft is transitioning from Stream (Classic) to Stream (on SharePoint) for desktop, web and mobile users. Soon, the Stream app in Teams will... Read More

Microsoft will soon allow users to view more videos on Teams calls in web browsers. Teams currently supports up to four videos (2X2) on screen, and... Read More

Microsoft is introducing the forward message feature, where users will soon be able to send chat messages from one chat to another. Messages can... Read More

Microsoft is introducing an improved default gallery view in Teams meetings and calls.  This new gallery version will introduce:  A 16:9... Read More

OneDrive and SharePoint users can now customize folders with colors. When creating a new folder, or editing an existing one, users will have the... Read More

Microsoft is rolling out a “Who can see this?” option in the file action menu that will allow users to view and/or manage who has access to a... Read More