Microsoft Teams becomes first Office app available for Linux. What's next?
Microsoft officials say the new Teams client for Linux is 'the first Office app that is coming to Linux.'
Microsoft officials say the new Teams client for Linux is 'the first Office app that is coming to Linux.'
Microsoft's Team group-collaboration service is growing quickly, but is still small compared to its overall Office 365 commercial subscriber base.
Microsoft is working on a Teams client for Linux, officials have confirmed, but still no word on when it will arrive.
Microsoft continues to add more incremental features to Teams, two years after it first launched its competitor to Slack.
Office 365/SharePoint Online users can now view, share edit and edit PDFs without first having to download them first.
Compound documents are back. Microsoft's newest approach to making them happen is via its 'Fluid Framework,' coming to users and developers late this year.
Microsoft's Surface Hub 2S 50-inch conferencing system will start shipping in June for a starting price of $8,999.99.
New Slack apps for Outlook calendar and email, plus an updated Slack OneDrive app are available to users who want more seamless collaboration between Slack and Microsoft Office.
Microsoft will be integrating its Kaizala service into Teams over the next 12 to 18 months. In the interim, it's adding a lot more features to Kaizala.
Microsoft is getting closer to launching the first wave of its new Surface Hub 2 devices. More details should be forthcoming at an April 17 event in New York City.