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Another month, another Teams TITSUP* Richard Speed Tue 27 Apr 2021 // 11:36 UTC Share Copy Updated When the sun is out, thoughts can turn to taking an impromptu day's vacation. Microsoft Teams appears to be no exception to this rule as users noted problems with the collaboration platform this morning. Connecitivity woes seemed to start at around 10:00 UTC as users across the UK and mainland Europe reported errors with the desktop and web applications on PC and Mac. Not all customers were affected (and some reported success on mobile platforms) however a bunch were were...

What you need to know Microsoft Teams will soon allow people to join meetings with a digital code. Joining meetings with codes is a popular feature for Zoom. The feature could arrive as soon as May 2021, though that's subject to change. Microsoft Teams will soon have another option for joining meetings. According to the Microsoft 365 roadmap, people will soon be able to join Teams meetings by entering a digital code. This mimics a popular feature from Zoom that makes it incredibly easy to jump into a meeting. Microsoft also outlined the upcoming feature in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center (via ...

Microsoft Ignite 2021: Windows Server 2022 in Preview The recently concluded Microsoft Ignite 2021 showcased the future of work, which includes a timeline for a new release of its upcoming server operating system, Windows Server 2022. While not the flashiest announcement to come out of Microsoft Ignite 2021, the news that Windows Server 2022 is now available as a preview is one that will be important for customers who continue to keep portions of their key business workloads on-premises. Windows Server 2022 will be the next release in Microsoft’s Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC). Th...

Come to Outlook Mobile. The water's lovely Richard Speed Thu 4 Mar 2021 // 16:56 UTC Share Copy Updated Microsoft issued a reminder during its Ignite shindig this week that for every shiny new service it launches, it nudges an older one aside once the lustre has worn off. The latest knife being plunged into the Microsoft 365 information management service is the pulling of the Delve mobile apps from the App Store and Google Play this week, followed by a shut down of the behind-the-scenes services for them in June. Notification MC242486 in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center...