The update is expected to arrive sometime this month and will improve functionality on iPad and iPhone devices.

The average worker's relationship with their email inbox is not a happy one - but its unlikely email will die anytime soon.

A new study found that when asked about the importance of remote work, women were notably more vocal than men.

The four games now available in Microsoft Teams include Minesweeper, Solitaire, Wordament, and IceBreakers.

Email and calendar features include end-to-end encryption, access-restricted links, and external emails that expire.

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Users will reportedly be able to switch between meetings and messaging channels quicker than ever.

As of November, Zoom users will be forced to update to each minimum software version as it rolls out each 90-day period.

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More hybrid businesses means more documentation must be hosted online in order to be accessible to all.

The rising price of gas overtook driver shortages as the biggest issue facing the trucking industry in 2022.

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As well as staff cuts, Meta investor Gertner also urges the company to cut Metaverse spending in half, down to $5 billion.

The partnership will enable Cisco Meeting Devices to natively run Microsoft Teams by default in early 2023.

As sales for the tech giant slow, Microsoft rolls out its third round of layoffs since July.

The feature will kick in when a user is too far from the camera, or if they are not centered within the frame. 

The company surveilled workers with its own service, a database of millions of US worker employment records and paychecks.