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Xbox is testing a unified game library for Windows 11, integrating games from Xbox, Game Pass, Battle.net, and other storefronts into a single app, ahead of the launch of the ROG Xbox Ally handheld gaming device, aiming to enhance gaming on Windows and compete with SteamOS and Steam Deck.
Microsoft Teams is set to launch a new unified app in April 2024, allowing users to seamlessly switch between personal and work accounts within the platform. The update, available for preview in Windows 11 Build 26080, aims to address the inconvenience of managing multiple account types and will also offer features such as joining meetings across accounts, improved notifications, and simultaneous launch of personal and work accounts.
Microsoft is set to release a unified Teams app for Windows and macOS that will allow users to seamlessly switch between work, school, and personal accounts. The new app will be available to commercial customers in April, with a preview version already rolling out to Windows Insiders. Microsoft also plans to simplify the naming scheme and improve notifications for a more user-friendly experience, based on feedback from both personal and work users.
Microsoft Teams will merge into a single unified app for both work and personal use, allowing users to switch between different accounts. Currently available for testing in the latest Windows 11 Insider build, the new app will roll out in preview mode for commercial users in April and officially launch with Windows 11 24H2 later this year. The unified app aims to address the awkwardness of having separate apps for personal and work use, and will allow users to join meetings, receive notifications, and access different accounts more easily.
Microsoft is creating a single version of Microsoft Teams that will allow users to easily switch between personal and work accounts. The unified app, currently in testing, will be rolled out to commercial users in April and will include an account switcher accessible from the profile section. Users will be able to select the account they want to use when joining a meeting link and will have improved notifications. This new Teams experience will be part of an upcoming update to Windows 11, version 24H2, and will replace the need for separate personal and work accounts.