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| Windows 11 offers two versions of Microsoft Teams |
Windows 11 comes with two versions of the Microsoft Teams Video Calling app, which is already built into the system and can be used directly in the taskbar. It is the default application that users can use to communicate with their friends and family.
The difference between two versions of Microsoft Teams in Windows 11
According to Microsoft, there are two versions of the Teams app, one for personal use only with personal Microsoft accounts and the other for organizations and schools with a logo.
The personal edition has a blue T in the white field, and these colors are reversed in the logos of the other editions.
When a user tries to log into the app with their work or school account, they will be redirected to download the work app.
Users who installed the app before upgrading to Windows 11 can still use the professional version of the app.
If the user has previously used the application for personal and business accounts, he will find his own application for each target after the upgrade.
When the user mistakenly tries to connect to the wrong version of the application. The app will automatically send a notification reminding the account to use the copy.
New features in the Teams app
According to the company, Windows 11 is the first version of Windows designed for the blended era of work, and the built-in Excellence app is designed to break the increasingly blurred line between our personal and work-related activities.
To this end, the company has released several features of the application designed for personal conversations. This includes Front row mode.
It includes methods designed to bridge the mixed work gap between people who are actually attending the meeting and those participating remotely.
The front row layout also displays meeting information such as the calendar, tasks, notes, and discussions for people to use on the go and in the office.
Other new video layouts aim to increase screen space by splitting the video library across all available screens when the screen is not split so that more remote participants can be seen in the room.