If you have downloaded the Android 7.1 Developer Preview that Google released earlier this week, you can go ahead and try out a new feature that allows user to add GIF images to the Messenger app ...

Back on October 11, the Android team detailed a new feature for Android 7.1, known as “image keyboard support.” With this, app developers could build in code that lets an... #Android71 #Android711 ...

This is GIF-LOCK, a new application from developer and founder of POPS messaging Nir Ofir. The free Android app allows users to set a GIF as their lock screen and change it with a shake of the phone.

Android even warns with a pop-up warning that not all apps work in split screen mode, but that makes sense since app developers are just starting to build for the newest version of Android.

This tab shows suggested GIFs by default, but you can tap the Clock icon to view your recently used GIFs. You can also use the Search bar to search for any GIF. The next tab is dedicated to Stickers.

Google is redesigning the Emoji screen to try to make Gboard simpler to use. What was once a hodgepodge of emojis, stickers, and GIFs is now neatly arranged in tabs, with emojis, GIFs, and ...