Google aims to make GIFs more shareable and public transport more predictable in cities around the world


  • TECH
  • Friday, 28 Jun 2019

Google Images makes it easier to share GIFs, to help create a world with moving images in favour of words.

If a photo is worth a thousand words, it stands to reason GIFs are an even more superior method of communication. In support of this, Google has introduced a Share GIFs section that helps users spread the good work, or moving image. 

Tenor product manager Kyler Blue said Google Images now has a Share GIFs section that lets users share GIFs directly into different apps including Gmail, Hangouts, Android Messages and WhatsApp. Tenor is a GIF search engine and database best known for its GIF Keyboard, that is now part of Google Keyboard following its acquisition by the search giant.

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