The service is available on the web, mobile (Android and iOS), and on computers with the desktop app. Using the service, you can engage on video calls with up to 300 people that can last up to 24 hours, but after the pandemic, the calls will be limited to 60 minutes for group calls up to 100 people. However, the company will continue to offer up to 24 hours for two people video calls. In addition, Microsoft is making available features like Together mode for the personal version of Teams. This feature uses AI to put people in a virtual scene, such as a coffee shop, family lounge, or summer resort, to make the call more engaging and entertaining. Another exciting feature is using SMS in group chats for those not yet using Microsoft Teams. However, this feature is currently limited to the US and Canada. Microsoft plans to bring more features to this version, including a polling feature is expected to arrive in the coming weeks. If you are already using Microsoft Teams at work, you can start using the personal version of the service by adding your personal account directly into the app. Although Microsoft Teams has been proven to be an essential communication and collaboration tool for the workplace, the software giant hopes that consumers will also find the service helpful to communicate and collaborate with family and friends. However, the company is not commenting on whether this new service will eventually replace Skype. All content on this site is provided with no warranties, express or implied. Use any information at your own risk. Always backup of your device and files before making any changes. Privacy policy info.
