Windows 10: Improved Microsoft Teams meeting experience on Surface Hub

Brink · Mar 30, 2020

We are working closely with the Microsoft Teams product group to continuously improve the meeting and collaboration experiences on Surface Hub.On March 30, we are updating the Microsoft Teams app on Surface Hub. This update brings fixes and quality improvements based on the feedback you've given us and enables us to light up new features coming this year.

What you need to know

Starting March 30, the Teams app on all Surface Hubs (both Surface Hub v1 and Surface Hub 2S) will receive an update from the Microsoft Store. Following the app update, Microsoft Teams will automatically update to version 0.2020.84.4301.

Simultaneously, all Surface Hub 2S devices will receive a new driver update to complement the Microsoft Teams experience. This update can only be delivered through Windows update.

If youâre running Microsoft Teams on Surface Hub, you will enjoy an improved Microsoft Teams meeting experience after the update is complete.

What you need to do

With this update, Microsoft Teamsâ provisioning mechanism will perform a version check to confirm the Microsoft Store update has completed. This update can only be delivered through automatic updates. We recommend Automatic updates in the Microsoft Store app to ensure your Surface Hub is always up-to-date and, in particular, to enable your Surface Hub to receive this important update. If you disabled automatic updates, you would see the following error message when you launch the Microsoft Teams app:

To resolve this error, launch the Settings app (You will be asked to enter your deviceâs admin credentials) , then navigate to Surface Hub, Apps & features, Open Store:

In the Microsoft Store app, tap the 3 dots on the upper-right corner of the app and choose Settings:

Ensure Update apps automatically is toggled on:

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Source: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/...b/ba-p/1265199

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Brink · May 25, 2020

Improved Microsoft Teams meeting experience on Surface Hub

We are working closely with the Microsoft Teams product group to continuously improve the meeting and collaboration experiences on Surface Hub.On March 30, we are updating the Microsoft Teams app on Surface Hub. This update brings fixes and quality improvements based on the feedback you've given us and enables us to light up new features coming this year.

What you need to know

Starting March 30, the Teams app on all Surface Hubs (both Surface Hub v1 and Surface Hub 2S) will receive an update from the Microsoft Store. Following the app update, Microsoft Teams will automatically update to version 0.2020.84.4301.

Simultaneously, all Surface Hub 2S devices will receive a new driver update to complement the Microsoft Teams experience. This update can only be delivered through Windows update.

If you’re running Microsoft Teams on Surface Hub, you will enjoy an improved Microsoft Teams meeting experience after the update is complete.

What you need to do

With this update, Microsoft Teams’ provisioning mechanism will perform a version check to confirm the Microsoft Store update has completed. This update can only be delivered through automatic updates. We recommend Automatic updates in the Microsoft Store app to ensure your Surface Hub is always up-to-date and, in particular, to enable your Surface Hub to receive this important update. If you disabled automatic updates, you would see the following error message when you launch the Microsoft Teams app:

To resolve this error, launch the Settings app (You will be asked to enter your device’s admin credentials) , then navigate to Surface Hub, Apps & features, Open Store:

In the Microsoft Store app, tap the 3 dots on the upper-right corner of the app and choose Settings:

Ensure Update apps automatically is toggled on:

Click to expand...

Source: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/...b/ba-p/1265199

Brink · May 25, 2020

What is new in Microsoft Teams on Surface Hub - March round up

New!

Microsoft Whiteboard Integration (commercial preview)

Microsoft Whiteboard in Teams meetings empowers meeting attendees from the same tenant to participate in the conversation regardless of the device you use or where you are. Whether joining from the meeting room or remotely, you can start a new board in the Teams meeting (currently supported on desktop, web and Surface Hub – coming soon to mobile). The board is automatically shared with meeting attendees. Users can ink together in real-time on the board. On Surface Hub, Users can launch the native Whiteboard app to enable an even richer collaboration experience with features such as sticky notes, images, and gridlines. To enable Whiteboard in a Teams meetings on Surface Hub, please turn on feature here

Note: For richer collaboration, please download the latest Microsoft Whiteboard App from the Store (requires User sign-in).

Switch cameras automatically

Microsoft Teams on Surface Hub now supports switching cameras automatically. The camera will use sound and motion detection to focus on who's talking. A light appears under each camera.

Note: In this update, Users will have to manually change settings to "Auto" while in a Teams meeting via Settings.

Improved
These updates provide user experience and reliability improvements.

Reduced echo emitting from speakers in meetings

Improved error handling when account is not licensed

Fixed layout issues for preview video in meetings

Fixed an issue to dismiss notifications when incoming calls are declined

Disabled dial pad when Enterprise Voice is not available

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Source: Microsoft Teams on Surface Hub

Brink · May 25, 2020

What is new in Microsoft Teams on Surface Hub - March round up

New!

Microsoft Whiteboard Integration (commercial preview)

Microsoft Whiteboard in Teams meetings empowers meeting attendees from the same tenant to participate in the conversation regardless of the device you use or where you are. Whether joining from the meeting room or remotely, you can start a new board in the Teams meeting (currently supported on desktop, web and Surface Hub – coming soon to mobile). The board is automatically shared with meeting attendees. Users can ink together in real-time on the board. On Surface Hub, Users can launch the native Whiteboard app to enable an even richer collaboration experience with features such as sticky notes, images, and gridlines. To enable Whiteboard in a Teams meetings on Surface Hub, please turn on feature here

Note: For richer collaboration, please download the latest Microsoft Whiteboard App from the Store (requires User sign-in).

Switch cameras automatically

Microsoft Teams on Surface Hub now supports switching cameras automatically. The camera will use sound and motion detection to focus on who's talking. A light appears under each camera.

Note: In this update, Users will have to manually change settings to "Auto" while in a Teams meeting via Settings.

Improved
These updates provide user experience and reliability improvements.

Reduced echo emitting from speakers in meetings

Improved error handling when account is not licensed

Fixed layout issues for preview video in meetings

Fixed an issue to dismiss notifications when incoming calls are declined

Disabled dial pad when Enterprise Voice is not available

Click to expand...

Source: Microsoft Teams on Surface Hub

Windows 10: Improved Microsoft Teams meeting experience on Surface Hub

Improved Microsoft Teams meeting experience on Surface Hub

Improved Microsoft Teams meeting experience on Surface Hub

Improved Microsoft Teams meeting experience on Surface Hub

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