Please add a dark theme for the android/iOS app

I'm often on the road and my company relies heavily on online meetings :-) So, we are starting to leverage Teams meetings more and more, so when I'm in my car I need an easy way to join meetings and maybe also read messages. While this is way easier now, than it was in SfB Mobile (thanks!) it would be awesome to have an Android Auto / Apple CarPlay Extension to have a somewhat easier and "nearly hands-free" user experience. This would make me much more productive, even if I'm traveling :-)

Currently Wiki pages are read only in the Mobile App. Please make them read/write so we can make a quick change to a Wiki page while on the go. Thanks :-)

Multiple accounts should be available for login to ensure updates could be seen for all valid accounts on teams

Please integrate a share location function. This is the only setting which is missing. Nice App. Thumb UP

Updating this topic to reflect that the focus is now on the additional search functionality since the other pieces of the original request have been completed.

Here is the originally summary below:
Items 2, 3, 4, and 5 have been completed and released.

Android/mobile app:
1) universal search function for files, messages, chats, and groups
2) directly send invite to join teams, instead of chat only option
3) ability to create new team, project, or group
4) view calendar/schedule inside app

Landscape support for iOS would be a real differentiation point to Slack. Slack lacks support for years now. Users of plus size devices would love to read and type to a channel. If you use a Plus size device in landscape and switch to Teams it is quiet annoying that the orientation switches to Portrait as well.

Although the web client is great, the mobile app has better notifications and more features.

Please allow the Android app on Chromebooks. Right now it is blocked.

When in the car, having a Car Play integration would be awesome to join calls and stay in touch with the teams!

According to iOS Battery report, Teams is responsible for 24% of my battery usage. I am not actively running or using the program, so I assume this is related to background tasks / notifications.

On Android (and maybe on iOS as well) we can start calls in Teams. Unfortunately, I cannot start a call on my Lumia phone (with Windows 10 Mobile). Please implement this feature!

URL Scheme for iOS and Android app - forexample ms-teams://user@organization.com will launch Teams and goto chat screen of the "user". URL Scheme can be extended to various features of the MS Teams app. This will help customize Employee App all organization have. Enabling Office 365 directly integrating to these app. Currently, I am using ms-outlook:// to integrate Email feature in the app I am working.

Current iOS notification sound is annoying.

I would like to have a fully functional live-tile for Teams on Windows 10 Mobile with text snippets of the latest interesting posts.

I would like to open the planner app from teams to see tasks for that team. Not open a web browser

Ability to customize and differentiate mobile notifications from desktop notifications.

For instance, only receive mobile notifications for chat and mentions while receiving notifications for followed groups, mentions, chats, channel tags, etc. on desktop.

Currently the ability to add tabs to MS Teams via mobile devices or iPad is not available. this makes owners go to the desktop version setup the tab and then work in mobile device.

would be good if we get an option to add tabs in mobile devices.

The Teams mobile client needs a Driving Audio Mode. In this mode, the screen sharing and video goes off. The audio controls stay on screen and the mute button is nice and large and easy to hit. With it currently, when I'm driving, I often have to go on and off mute and so I'm having to tap the screen to get the controls to show up, then tap in a very small spot quickly before the controls disappear. This makes me take my concentration off the road too much.

Better app logic when Bluetooth/External keyboard is connected.

1. Better use of screen real estate.
2. Logical keyboard shortcuts (chat apps typically use "Enter" to send messages, not "Shift+Cmd+D", even though that is what the Apple Mail App uses, it is not consistent with Messages, Slack, etc.
3. Support for formatting (italics, bold, underline, etc.)