Teams is introducing Large Gallery View, allowing you to see up to 49 people on screen during a video call.

If you’re a SharePoint user, you’ll soon start to receive a weekly mail from SharePoint Online, containing news that that you have not yet read – or might have missed – based on sites that you are following.

If you use the Teams app for iOS or Android, you can soon look forward to a new feature – Suggested Replies.

Outlook for Windows is introducing e-mail signatures that will be stored in the cloud rather than being stored locally on your Windows device.

Zoom have announced that from 19th July, it will be a requirement that all meetings have a Passcode or a Waiting Room enabled.

If you are running Windows 8 or Windows Server 2012 and update Microsoft 365 Apps to version 2005 or later, you will experience functionality and stability issues in your Office applications, due to innovations that are not compatible with those operating systems.

Teams have added some new updates, including Lobby Control, Information Panel and Pinned Posts, giving you more control and making it easier to find important and relevant information in a channel.

Microsoft have announced that you will soon be able to share lists in To Do across work and personal accounts, for even more seamless productivity.

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