Facebook has finally rolled out the GIF button for comments, allowing users to reply to posts with the animated GIFs that have carved out their place in the online world. The addition of the feature ...

Twitter user Phil Pearlman provided a screenshot of the button from the Android version of the app. As you can see in the tweet below, the dedicated GIF feature can be found in the “compose tweet” ...

Ready or not, here come the GIFs on Twitter! A number of users who wanted to tweet from their mobile device spotted a GIF button packed between the post-photo and poll buttons. As soon as users got ...

On this day, 30 years ago, communication improved dramatically with the invention of the GIF. Naturally, the best way to mark this historical development is by using GIFs as liberally as possible, and ...

Facebook has been hesitant with the idea of bringing animated GIFs to the News Feed, arguing this could create too many distractions from what really matters (as if those autoplay videos don’t do the ...

Two years after adding support for GIFs, Twitter is officially adding a button to help you add GIFs to your tweets or direct messages without ever leaving the compose window, and it’s almost exactly ...

Twitter is known for testing out features with a small group of users before rolling it out to their entire user base. It appears that they are doing that yet again with a new dedicated GIF button for ...

A few Twitter users on the social network's Android app have begun to notice a dedicated GIF button within the Tweet composition box of the mobile client. Speaking with TechCrunch, Twitter user Phil ...

GIFs may be a holdover from the earliest days of the internet, but the ability to easily share little silent, looping, satisfying clips looks to be with us for the long haul. And with Twitter’s ...

BEAM Authentic has taken the wraps off what it calls a "smart button" by the same name. BEAM is a wearable broach, basically, except it packs an AMOLED display, making it possible to literally wear ...

Twitter wants you to share more GIFs, that’s why the company is testing a new GIF button inside its mobile app. Some lucky users are seeing a button that appears between the camera and poll icons ...