Here’s what’s new in the latest Microsoft Teams Phone update

Microsoft is focused on “the future of calling,” and has features to help facilitate that vision.

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According to Microsoft, nearly 80 million people don’t just use, butneedMicrosoft Teams Phone to amp up the quality of their calls. If that claim sounds outlandish, you can take it up with Microsoft’sblog post. In the meantime, here are the new features being introduced to Teams Phone to help out those 80 million callers.

Beyond these items, Microsoft is also committed to public switched telephone networks (PSTNs) even though it states that Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is the wave of the future. Here’s what PSTNs can look forward to from Teams Phone.

If all these features, capabilities, and service expansions have you excited, know that the list of updates is not done yet; Microsoft still has two more items to mention.

In the event you want a deeper dive into any of the above content, check out the Microsoft blog post linked at the very top of the article.

Microsoft Teams Phone is still expanding, and just like the standard Teams client, it’s not slowing down anytime soon.

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