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It is time to throw in Future Vision how Teams 2.0. What I really enjoyed is how Windows 11 starts integrating with Microsoft Teams 2.0. Future Visioning Teams 2.0 and Windows 11 integration The news feed and Teams integration got me thinking about how else Teams 2.0 could benefit from Windows integration. The new news feed looks really awesome and somehow Windows 10 notification feed just got really old. Use a secondary rig for pre-release versions!

First releases should come out really soon (this week even) but I won’t be installing them to my main computer. At least my computer looks ready when I choose to step onto pre-release. This seems like a continuation to current Your Phone app & functionality.

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Ability to run Android applications inside Windows also will make it a lot easier to interact with various other ecosystems – and skipping the need to use phone/tablet when you need them. I admit – I am really thinking about testing out Xbox Cloud gaming already. I really loved to see what other great features Windows 11 will bring to us. I didn’t notice that anything was mentioned and since Windows 11 public release is still roughly half-a-year ahead there wasn’t any details understandably. Is Teams going to be a integral part of the OS and can it be removed or not. We can expect to have some discussions about how deep the integration with Windows 11 is going to be.

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Integration with Windows 11 will open new possibilities how to interact with users. Teams 2.0 is going to have a desktop application “Hybrid app” even when it will powered by Microsoft Edge.

The Teams desktop application is not going to disappear.

Of course this path will bring more sense &users) to Teams personal/for families edition. I have understood that Skype consumer is heavily used in some regions around the globe, but there are lots of regions where it has already lost the user base.

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It has been speculated since the announcement about the end of Kaizala Pro so it is not a big surprise. This can be a bit of disappointment for us enterprise users – to me this sounds like Teams 2.0 will replace Skype consumer or Skype consumer features will be assimilated by the new Teams. seems to start with Windows 11 + consumer accounts, like in Windows 11 announcements. There wasn’t any mention about the schedule yet. will run better on big number of computers what people are using daily.

The two important promises for Teams 2.0.: Performance gain and consuming less memory (using the same consumer account) means that Teams 2.0.

Edge is making Chromium better on Windows so Teams 2.0. Chromium will be used in underneath as it is also used by Edge.

There should be a positive performance impact with the new client.

Long-awaited features like multiple-accounts, scale up, release predictability are going to be in the new client (this also means that currently we are stuck with the multiple-account issue: I have a blog post on best practices how to survive Teams with multiple accounts).

The new client will consume less memory than the current one!.

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Microsoft Teams 2.0 is in the making! It will update from current desktop application internals to Edge Webview2.

Microsoft Teams will be integrated with Windows 11.

(* I am referring Rish’s tweets as this announcement for Teams) I am sure there are millions of Microsoft Teams users who are eagerly waiting for these. In that Twitter thread Rish revealed awesome facts about what to expect.

The new Teams chat, call & meet client was highlighted during the Windows 11 announcements & intro but the true gold information was revealed by Microsoft Teams CVP/CTO Rish Tandon in Twitter. Last Thursday, 24th of June 2021, marked a great day – not just for opening Midsummer break in Nordic countries but especially for the announcement(*) of the new Microsoft Teams client along with Windows 11!