Microsoft Loop is a collaborative workspace app that competes with apps like Asana, Tello, and Kira. Here's everything you need to know.

Microsoft Loop, the online collaborative platform in Microsoft 365, is getting an upgrade with new features and an overall redesign. In a series of tweets on X, Microsoft announced some of the new ...

Microsoft Loop, a new Office collaboration app announced today, takes the company's Fluid Framework vision one step further. You might remember that technology from Microsoft's recent developer ...

Microsoft is officially launching its Notion-like productivity and collaboration app called Loop. Loop lets you use flexible, collaborative workspaces and pages to make it easier to cooperate on work.

The company is releasing its Loop app in public preview form on the web, Android and iOS. As shown back in 2021, this lets people work on projects with live-updating components that can drop into ...

Microsoft Loop currently lacks advanced features and versatility compared to established tools like OneNote and SharePoint, making it less appealing as a primary collaboration tool.

Adaptive Card-based Loop components are live and portable chunks of functionality that you can embed in Outlook, Teams, business apps, and your own code. Here’s how to get started.

Microsoft has launched Loop, a collaboration and workplace productivity app that is already being touted as a rival to Notion. Loop, which Microsoft defines as a “transformative co-creation ...

With Microsoft Loop, Martin led his team through a rigorous process of research, ideation, and development, resulting in a solution that redefines digital collaboration.

Microsoft is rebranding some of its Fluid Framework elements as 'Loop' and is introducing a new standalone Loop collaboration and project-management app in 2022.

Microsoft said its new Loop app, which can follow users across Microsoft’s productivity apps, is made up of three elements: “Loop components,” “Loop pages” and “Loop workspaces.” ...

Microsoft released a guide on "where to start a conversation" in its collaboration tools. It's a start, but now the company needs a plan to better integrate the tools ...