Microsoft Teams in July got a new Polls app for running surveys and updates to Teams on the iPad. Written by Liam Tung, Contributing Writer Aug. 2, 2022 at 8:21 a.m. PT.

Microsoft discussed the ability to create Instant Polls when it rounded up everything new for Teams from November 2022, but the feature may have been missed by some. To help highlight it ...

Polls in Microsoft Teams allow users to create and conduct simple surveys within Teams chat or channel. These can be used to gather opinions, decisions, feedback, etc., from team members.

The video conferencing platform has revealed it is working on adding a feature which will allow users to tweak the size of ...

This was some nonsense not even Marie Callender (R.I.P.) would be down with. “My [team leader] was like, ‘Hey, I noticed that you didn’t vote on which pie we should throw at each other.

Microsoft has added a “polls” feature in Teams, allowing users to take a vote from the attendees during the meeting.The feature is the result of the integration of the Microsoft Forms app into ...

Offer polls of pre-selected meeting time options to attendees using Microsoft Scheduling Poll in Outlook. Schedule a Meeting Poll . Open Outlook for MS 365 (Desktop client or web client) Click the ...

Microsoft has recapped all the features that it added to Teams in this month including a bunch of new features for the Forms (now "Polls") app in Teams, LinkedIn integration, and more.

American tech giant, Microsoft has introduced a new feature called ‘polls’ which can be used on Microsoft teams. This feature is similar to how WhatsApp polls work. It will allow users to ...

Microsoft is planning to add Teams chat integration into Outlook. The software giant has started testing this new feature recently, and Microsoft says it will be available for all users in March 2023.

Begin by visiting the official Microsoft 365 Status page or the associated X/Twitter account dedicated to this purpose. Keep an eye out for any recent tweets related to Microsoft Teams. Microsoft ...

Microsoft has reportedly laid off the entirety of its diversity, equity and inclusion team (DEI), citing their lack of relevance to business operations.