Google Messages is one of the default messaging apps on some of the best android phones outside. The app is undoubtedly essential for day-to-day communication as it can handle conventional SMS/MMS. In addition, it can also pass more sophisticated RCS standards, making it suitable for connecting to just about anyone with a phone number. To improve the user experience, the app has recently gained advanced AI features that allow users to jot down quick answers. The point worth noting is that the chat app is now selecting animated emojisalbeit with some limitations.
Google Messages is updated with some AI features
The notable thing here is that sending standard emoji is already possible in Messages. However, the addition of animated emoji makes it more exciting. Is it not? Let me tell you that it seems like animations only work if you send one emoji. Using more than one emoji or even a combination of text and emoji doesn’t seem to trigger the animation.
