Besides animated emoji, there are other new features that WhatsApp has been working on. For example, the platform is experimenting with short video messages – another feature that already exists ...

WhatsApp adding its own emoji to its iOS app. The latest beta version of WhatsApp for iPhone, which is available through TestFlight, introduces some animated emoji that replace Apple’s emoji on iOS.

How the new animated emoji feature on Google Messages app works. While most users might be excited and eager to make use of this new feature, there are some things to take to mind.

Whenever animated emoji go live on WhatsApp, they should also arrive on the platform's mobile apps. For now, though, the feature is under testing, and it could be a while before this emoji ...

An animated emoji feature is unlikely to lead to an influx of new users by itself, but it could make WhatsApp a bit more enjoyable to use.

Google has now announced a new set of emoji coming to Android, Chrome, and elsewhere and some of those will reportedly be animated. That’s based on recent news stemming from Google’s announcement.

However, it’s highly likely that animated emoji will be available on all version of WhatsApp when released. WABetaInfo also has noted some minor improvements are arriving for the contact view ...

When is WhatsApp getting animated emoji? If the necessary libraries are already in the app code, then it shouldn't be too long before the animated emoji support arrives in the main app: ...

These other keyboards offer everything from animated emoji, gifs and stickers to different themes. Here are five emoji keyboards for iPhone and Android to check out to make texting more fun. Gboard ...

However, there’s a caveat—emojis can sometimes lead to misunderstandings. For instance, generational differences in the interpretation of emojis, as evidenced by the ongoing debate between ...

WhatsApp could be about to change its emoji game by adding support for animated emojis for the first time. The feature is said to be ready for beta testing.

Emoji have become a core part of how we communicate, and today, Google has a few announcements, including Unicode 15 emoji additions, animated versions of Android’s emoji, and more.