Microsoft’s video conferencing app – Teams – will grow Apple Silicon after three months of beta testing. The new Native Teams app will benefit from native app improvements Apple Silicon app – it has to be faster and more efficient. Microsoft says the new native Teams app will provide a better experience when using high-resolution screens.
Hitherto, Microsoft Team was running on a Rosetta 2 emulator. And a native app for Apple Silicon was one of the most requested features. Microsoft says existing non-native Teams apps will be automatically upgraded to the native version. It won’t be immediate, though, as Microsoft says the update will take a few months to roll out to Teams users on M1 or M2 series Macs.
Native Teams app to roll out “step by step”
However, you can download the beta version of the original Teams app if you don’t have the patience for a stable release. You can download the beta app from the official Microsoft website.
Microsoft says that the new version of the Teams app will be a “universal” binary, which means it will work fine on both Intel and Intel. Mac computer.
It took Microsoft a sweet time, two years, to bring out the original version of the Teams app. Microsoft was one of the first companies to bring native apps to Apple Silicon. In December 2020, Microsoft announced native Office suite apps, including Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and OneNote for Apple Silicon.
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