#Microsoft Teams
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Anshuman Jain
Microsoft is finally setting the sun on Skype, the service that popularized video calling and brought so many people together over the 2000s and the early 2010s. Now they want you to switch over to Microsoft Teams, a dull, boring and heavily professional oriented alternative that has a fair share of issues. So I will be explaining why this isn't the right alternative to Skype and its legacy, and instead which other app should you move to after Skype.
Sagnik Das Gupta
At the Windows Build Developer Conference, Microsoft has revealed that its Teams is all set to get custom emojis next month itself, that is, June 2024. The brand new feature will be made available via the Microsoft Teams public preview. This will work similarly to how Slack uses custom emojis, and is an attempt at making Team users express "more creatively and authentically".
Microsoft Teams Gets AI-Based Echo Cancellation and More Features
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Microsoft Teams Gains Live Share Experiences and More
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Microsoft Teams Will Soon Reach the Microsoft Store on Windows 10 and 11
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Microsoft Teams Adds 3D Fluent Emojis with Latest Update
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Microsoft Teams Rolls out End-to-End Encryption for One-to-One Calls
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How to Clear Microsoft Teams Cache on Windows and Mac
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Microsoft Teams Crosses 115 Million Daily Active Users
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Microsoft Teams Updated With New Chat Features on Android, iOS
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6 New Features Coming to Microsoft Teams
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Build 2020: Microsoft Announces New Teams Features
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Microsoft Is Bringing Its First Office 365 App to Linux
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Microsoft Bans Slack, Google Docs, AWS for Its Employees
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