The new Teams 2.0 update is expected to arrive in the coming weeks, but it appears that some of the advanced settings inside the app need to be added back, such as noise cancellation configuration and additional features for together mode, according to the report, which also states that multiple account support and better PowerPoint integration will arrive after a few weeks.
Microsoft Teams update: Expected release date Under the hood, Microsoft will reportedly be switching away from the Chromium-based Electron, to the company's Edge WebView 2, while the company is also swapping out the current JavaScript library Angular, to React.js with the upcoming update, according to the report, which states that the new Teams 2.0 app offers reduced memory usage and improved performance than the existing Teams app, especially on devices with less RAM and slower processors. However, the interface can now automatically adjust as you resize the app window, which Electron reportedly doesn't allow. However, according to the report, address bars should no longer be visible, which mean the service will feel less like a browser, but clicking inside the app will show up the browser's menu, which still gives away the fact that it is not a native app, yet. The images of a leaked build, shared by Windows Latest, show slight changes made to the interface, which means that users should still feel at home when the update rolls out. Microsoft Teams redesigned interface leaked A screenshot of the new Microsoft Teams interface shared by Windows Latest, on a leaked build of Microsoft Teams for Windows.
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