
Teams introduces a new meeting join bar for quicker access to meetings
A new feature in Teams allows users to join meetings more easily. When a meeting is live, a banner will appear, letting users join directly.

A new feature in Teams allows users to join meetings more easily. When a meeting is live, a banner will appear, letting users join directly.

Teams has introduced a new policy setting that separates access control for town halls from webinars, giving admins more flexibility.

Microsoft is releasing the Facilitator agent in Teams to General Availability, bringing real-time collaborative note-taking to meetings. This AI-powered feature helps participants stay focused, enhances engagement, and simplifies post-meeting follow-ups.

An upcoming licensing change will affect access to Copilot in Planner, which is currently in preview. Users will lose access to Copilot in Planner if your organization only has Planner or Project Plan licenses.

Teams is enhancing collaboration by allowing users to attach/share files in chats with external users. This feature will streamline file sharing in 1:1 and group chats, making it easier to work with guests.

SharePoint Premium Document Translation has been rebranded to SharePoint Content AI Document Translation, and now supports a broader range of additional file formats.

Microsoft is retiring Microsoft Mesh in December 2025, along with other Mesh products.

Rendering of Loop components in Word for the web will be retired in September 2025, shifting to read-only placeholders.

OneDrive and SharePoint will allow users to add customizable text or image watermarks to PDF documents.

Teams allow users to customize keyboard shortcuts, enabling them to modify existing shortcuts and assign preferred key combinations.