Microsoft has announced that it has started testing new features in the popular Teams app for video communication.
One of the standout new features in the Teams app, according to Microsoft, is the “sign language” feature, which allows people with special needs or hearing impairments to join group video calls and understand what is happening there.
The company said the user can activate the new feature on all their video calls and meetings, or individually for a specific call.
To activate this feature, the user needs to enter the application settings from the “Settings and more” option, then press the “Accessibility” option or “Accessibility” from the “Settings” option, and then the “Sign Language” option.
Microsoft has also added a new section to the Accessibility option in the app’s settings; direct annotations can also be quickly turned on and off.
Some websites have also announced that the Teams app will get features to run Windows games.
Source: 3dnews
Source: Arabic RT
