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Zoom Workplace AI Collaboration Platform Launched, Desktop App Updated With New Features
Zoom launched its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered collaboration platform, Workplace, on Monday. The company first unveiled the new platform in March, and less than a month after the announcement, it has now made it available to users globally. Zoom Workplace will be part of the same desktop app but will offer a new interface design and AI-inte...
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Microsoft Outlook Lets You Create Short Auto-Breaks Between Back-to-Back Meetings
Microsoft is rolling out new settings in Outlook that gives users the ability to set organisation-wide scheduling defaults that shorten meetings and create space for breaks in-between. The settings ae heavily customisable and lets you choose if the time out should be at the beginning or the end of meetings. You can also choose the length of the bre...
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Microsoft Is Making It Easier to Transfer Files From Outlook to Teams With Drag and Drop
Microsoft has added the capability to drag and drop files from Outlook to Teams. With this feature, users can move attachments between the two apps easily. Until now, users had to first drag the files onto a location like the desktop, and drag them from there to the files tab in Teams.
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Google Calendar Offline Support Relaunched for Desktop Users
Google Calendar is relaunching offline support for desktop users. Users will now be able to see their Google Calendar from four weeks prior or any time in the future, by day, week, or month offline when accessed through a computer. But you won’t be able to create or edit events, e-mail guests, or access tasks and reminders while using the Google ...
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Zoom Update Brings Apple Silicon Support, Email and Calendar Apps May Be in the Works
Zoom gets a new update for Android and desktop users. Zoom for desktop update brings support for Apple Silicon processors. The macOS Zoom desktop client will better support computers with ARM CPUs, the changelog says. The desktop update brings poll reports available during live session and improves grouping of security options when scheduling. Ther...
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Google Calendar Tasks Integration Rolling Out Now on Android and iOS
Google is rolling out Tasks integration in Calendar for Android and iOS. The tasks you create can be viewed and edited from Google Calendar on mobile too. This feature was being rolled out to all those with personal Google accounts and G Suite account holders.
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Zoom Workplace AI Collaboration Platform Launched, Desktop App Updated With New Features
Zoom launched its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered collaboration platform, Workplace, on Monday. The company first unveiled the new platform in March, and less than a month after the announcement, it has now made it available to users globally. Zoom Workplace will be part of the same desktop app but will offer a new interface design and AI-inte...
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Microsoft Outlook Lets You Create Short Auto-Breaks Between Back-to-Back Meetings
Microsoft is rolling out new settings in Outlook that gives users the ability to set organisation-wide scheduling defaults that shorten meetings and create space for breaks in-between. The settings ae heavily customisable and lets you choose if the time out should be at the beginning or the end of meetings. You can also choose the length of the bre...
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Microsoft Is Making It Easier to Transfer Files From Outlook to Teams With Drag and Drop
Microsoft has added the capability to drag and drop files from Outlook to Teams. With this feature, users can move attachments between the two apps easily. Until now, users had to first drag the files onto a location like the desktop, and drag them from there to the files tab in Teams.
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Google Calendar Offline Support Relaunched for Desktop Users
Google Calendar is relaunching offline support for desktop users. Users will now be able to see their Google Calendar from four weeks prior or any time in the future, by day, week, or month offline when accessed through a computer. But you won’t be able to create or edit events, e-mail guests, or access tasks and reminders while using the Google ...
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Zoom Update Brings Apple Silicon Support, Email and Calendar Apps May Be in the Works
Zoom gets a new update for Android and desktop users. Zoom for desktop update brings support for Apple Silicon processors. The macOS Zoom desktop client will better support computers with ARM CPUs, the changelog says. The desktop update brings poll reports available during live session and improves grouping of security options when scheduling. Ther...
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Google Calendar Tasks Integration Rolling Out Now on Android and iOS
Google is rolling out Tasks integration in Calendar for Android and iOS. The tasks you create can be viewed and edited from Google Calendar on mobile too. This feature was being rolled out to all those with personal Google accounts and G Suite account holders.
