Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Continue reading to discover some of the best hilarious backgrounds for your next virtual video call. Maybe you'll even be ...

Office meetings aren't always the most fun. They can be, but generally speaking, a lot of people feel that almost any topic covered in any given meeting could be sent as an email. If you're someone ...

Microsoft’s big office communication app, Microsoft Teams, is getting a fun new feature that makes it just as wacky as Zoom. You’ll now have the power to pretend you’re on a beach, in some faraway ...

If you've been staring at the expanding background options in Google Meet and wishing that Microsoft would give you more options in Teams, you're in luck. In a blog post, Microsoft announced that it ...

If you’re a Microsoft Teams user who’s enviously watched Zoom users install fun, silly virtual backgrounds to mess with their coworkers, your wait is over. Microsoft Teams now supports custom ...

Microsoft today officially announced a few new features for Microsoft Teams. It's now easier to use custom backgrounds in meetings, while free users can now schedule meetings and use live captions.

Last year, Microsoft announced backgrounds for Teams so users can hide distractions while on a video call. Now, it has finally updated Teams to allow users to upload images to be used as backgrounds.

It might not necessarily make that early Monday morning video call more fun, but Microsoft Teams will now let users upload their own photos for custom backgrounds, the company announced in a blog post ...

The collection of new Microsoft Teams virtual backgrounds is the biggest update for this feature since it was added in 2020, and they are separated into six different categories for users. With over ...

Users of the Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) service now have access to some basic Microsoft Teams functionality. Microsoft this week announced the ability to use background images during Teams ...

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