Amaya Toman According to the latest reports, it looks like the long-awaited Android version of the popular audio chat platform Clubhouse is finally coming. At the moment, users in the United States have the opportunity to try its beta version, while the full version could appear later this month. In addition to Clubhouse for Android, our roundup of the day will also talk about the Microsoft Teams platform, which should soon receive improvements in the form of PowerPoint Live.
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PowerPoint Live is coming to Microsoft Teams
Microsoft seems to really care about its team communication platform MS Teams and is constantly enriching it with new improvements and features. In one of the next updates, according to information from Microsoft, users should see improvements in the form of PowerPoint Live integration, which will make creating presentations in MS Teams easier, faster and more fun. The update should arrive later this month, with Apple computer owners getting it a little earlier than others. The new PowerPoint Live feature will allow users to start a presentation directly in the Microsoft Teams environment without having to start screen sharing - simply click on the appropriate button labeled "Present in Teams". Another way to start a presentation in the Microsoft Teams environment will be by clicking on the menu that is intended for sharing content - here users will find a new section dedicated to the PowerPoint Live tool, where they will find everything they need. The Microsoft Teams application will also offer users the ability to view presentations, notes and chats in a single window.
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Clubhouse public beta for Android is coming
Not too long after it was launched beta test version of the Clubhouse app for Android, its public beta version has finally started to spread among users. The public beta version of Clubhouse for Android is currently only available for users in the United States, but should gradually expand to the whole world. The creators of the application in this context in one of the posts on your blog they said that during the public beta rollout, they plan to gather feedback from as many users as possible, fix any bugs, and work on adding some final features like payments or perhaps the ability to create clubs. Once everything is done, the next version can continue to spread. It should be distributed over the next few weeks.
Users outside the United States can pre-register through the Clubhouse page on the Google Play Store to receive early notification that the app is available in their region. Clubhouse remains accessible only by invitation, but during this summer its creators plan to start making the platform available to everyone who didn't have an invitation, but signed up for the waiting list. The audio chat platform Clubhouse met with a rather enthusiastic reception at the time of its release for iOS devices, and its popularity was partly due to the fact that it was only available by invitation - giving users a certain sense of exclusivity. The creators of Clubhouse stated from the very beginning that they wanted to offer their application to owners of smart mobile devices with the Android operating system, but the wait was too long for many. Meanwhile, a number of other companies managed to come up with their own audio chat platform, such as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or Reddit.
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