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 ...

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.

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 ...

One of the great things about Zoom is the ability to change backgrounds. You can use any image you want to cover up the laundry piling up behind you, for instance, or to ensure your privacy in calls ...

Microsoft has announced some enhancements to its Teams product today. The company outlined the changes in a blog post highlighting the exponential growth of its remote collaboration service that ...

For organizations settled into Microsoft's family of apps and services, the obvious collaboration platform is Microsoft Teams. Read now Microsoft has released a Teams meetings update that builds on ...

Microsoft says that the use of its Teams remote working platform has skyrocketed over the past few weeks as many people self-isolate in their homes. Last month, the overall number of video calls that ...

Microsoft Teams now lets you use your own custom images as your virtual background Your email has been sent You can upload a JPG, PNG, or BMP file from your computer and set it up as your Teams ...

Microsoft currently has plans to add a way for Teams users to create custom backgrounds for channel announcements. Premium members will get access to DALL-E generative AI features for backgrounds.

We previously showed you a hack that unlocked custom backgrounds for your Microsoft Teams video chats—allowing you to put yourself in front of an island, a static image of a room in your house or your ...