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The Microsoft Teams web app works for most desktop browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer.

There are several ways to get Microsoft Teams. First, look at the plans and pricing for Microsoft Teams to decide which version is the best fit for you. Then you can get Microsoft Teams or sign in. To learn more about how to get the different versions of Microsoft Teams, keep reading.

Learn how to sign in and out of Microsoft Teams Free with a Microsoft account, which you already have if you use Skype, OneDrive, Outlook.com, or Xbox Live.

Microsoft Teams is the ultimate messaging app for your organization—a workspace for real-time collaboration and communication, meetings, file and app sharing, and even the occasional emoji!

Learn how to connect with your family and friends outside of the office, with new features in Microsoft Teams Free, available on mobile and desktop.

Desktop Mobile Teams auto-updates when an update is available and the app is idle. When an update is available in the Teams desktop app, it'll appear at the top of your Teams window. You can choose to update Teams instead of waiting for the auto-update during an idle period. To update, select Update > Update and restart Teams . Teams will automatically close and update. If it doesn't reopen ...

The desktop version offers more features and settings, such as better support for background effects, the ability to add tabs for apps, and advanced settings for Teams configuration (for example, device settings for microphone or camera).

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During a Teams meeting, you can start live transcription to capture everything being said. The transcription appears in real time and includes each speaker's name and time stamp.