The Together mode places users in a shared background with up to 49 participants, making it feel like their sitting in the same room.

Holiday backgrounds bring people together besides work. Ensure you dress up your next Teams video meeting with a Christmas background.

When Microsoft Teams' Together Mode is on, you'll see every participant's video sitting together in a shared background.

Teams is getting new “Together Mode” backdrops, and custom layouts for presentations. The new backdrops show participants in shared virtual spaces including conference rooms and a coffee shop.

There's one Microsoft Teams feature that may give the video chat service an edge over your zany Zoom backgrounds. With Together Mode, Teams uses AI to digitally place you in a shared background ...

Microsoft is introducing some big updates to Microsoft Teams today. The software giant has been working on a new “Together Mode” for Teams ever since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and it’s ...

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Together Mode, a feature previously limited to Microsoft Teams, is exactly what it sounds like: an AI-powered tool that brings group call participants together in a single screen.

Microsoft adds a number of features to Microsoft Teams, including a new "Together mode" with avatar-like images, new transcription and chat options, filters, and even some hardware.

What is the use of Together Mode in Teams? The main advantage of using Together mode in Microsoft Teams is that it eliminates unwanted distractions by removing the background space.

The first shared background to launch for Together Mode will be an auditorium. Teams will get additional shared backgrounds in the future such as a conference room, cafe or classroom, Microsoft said.

To be able to change backgrounds or add background blur, Teams already features Microsoft’s AI segmentation technology to detect and cut out a participant’s image from the background.