On Tuesday, the software leviathan revealed, in a note for its partners, that the product is scheduled to become generally available in "early February 2023."The software giant has suggested Teams Premium will have an "expected list price of $10 per user per month" but will reveal the actual price only once the tool becomes generally available.Teams Premium also offers live translated captions during meetings, and the chance to customize meeting spaces with an organization's branding.- China's Hisense bakes Teams into Android-powered commercial displays- Microsoft Teams: A vector for child sexual abuse material with a two-day processing time for complaints- Where are EU going with that Teams antitrust probe?Microsoft wants a word- Exchange Online and Microsoft Teams went down in APAC because Microsoft broke itselfMicrosoft suggests Teams Premium is what orgs need to do virtual meetings right, now that they've become a regular occurrence."