Office Insiders can now try out PowerPoint Live in Teams. PowerPoint Live in Teams brings a new experience for presenting slideshows within Teams meetings. It also brings an improved presenter view ...

If you would like to take your presentations to the next level you might be interested in learning how to present PowerPoint presentations from within Microsoft Teams more effectively. MS Teams has ...

Whether you have to conduct a training session, lead a project kickoff meeting, or present your ideas to the client, PowerPoint is the tool you need to have. And that’s why being able to share ...

PowerPoint Live in Microsoft Teams will soon support a virtual laser pointer. People will also be able to use ink annotations during PowerPoint Live presentations in the near future. Support for ...

Microsoft has enabled closed captions in PowerPoint Live, a new feature in Microsoft Teams meetings that aims to help those who are deaf or hard of hearing. It also helps those who have difficulty ...

Microsoft is rolling out new features in Teams designed to give users ways to deliver professional presentations in webinars and meetings of all sizes. Microsoft detailed the new features, Webinars, ...

Microsoft's new Cameo feature aims to help make remote meetings as effective as in-person ones with the move to the hybrid workforce. Managing Editor Alison DeNisco Rayome joined CNET in 2019, and is ...

Microsoft has rolled out a new preview capability for its PowerPoint Presenter Coach that will assess a speaker's body language during a virtual meeting presentation. The company has also extended its ...

Microsoft Corp. is expanding its focus on the all-important enterprise collaboration market with a slew of updates and integrations for its Microsoft Teams platform. The most visible new updates ...

It’s (virtual) Microsoft Ignite this week, Microsoft’s annual IT-centric conference and its largest, with more than 26,000 people attending the last in-person event in 2019. Given its focus, it’s no ...

Every day, businesses lose a staggering $250 million because of one seemingly simple tool: PowerPoint. Poorly crafted presentations are not just a minor annoyance. They are a massive hidden cost that ...