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On Thursday at Microsoft’s Windows 11 virtual launch event, the company gave its Teams software and upcoming OS a big upgrade. As part of the new operating system, users will have fast access to Teams video conferencing.

Teams will live right in the Windows taskbar. It’s the first time Teams will be tightly integrated into Windows. So launching a video call should be as simple as, say, opening FaceTime in Mac OS.

Microsoft Teams will work across multiple types of devices.
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In fact, according to the company users should be able to access Teams regardless of their chosen platform. That includes Mac, iOS, Android and of course Windows PCs.

Microsoft expects to roll out Windows 11 in time for the holiday season later this year. And apparently all current PCs running Windows 10 will have access to the upgrade for free.