Facebook is reportedly relaxing its ban on flashy banner ads and allowing businesses to post animated GIFs. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, overseeing an experienced team of ...

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 ...

New York, March 25 (IANS) Social media giant Facebook will begin testing a GIF button that will allow users post GIFs from services like Giphy and Tenor as comments. “Everyone loves a good GIF and we ...

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 ...

When experts said that the future of social media is starting to look more and more like TikTok, they didn't take music streaming services into account. Spotify has announced that it is beta testing a ...

Prepare yourself, for the YouTube GIFs are coming! A new feature in testing on YouTube allows users to quickly create GIFs from videos on the video service. Currently only in testing on the PBS Idea ...

Allowing more GIFs on Twitter will be another way to spruce up the platform with extra content (while draining your mobile data a little more as well), and could offer new branding opportunities for ...

WhatsApp is always adding useful features to help you use it as a business and recreational communication platform. It has a flourishing beta testing community, and these testers experience tons of ...

Thirsty? How about a nice Pepsi GIF? Thirsty? How about a nice Pepsi GIF? GIF search engine Giphy will begin testing sponsored GIFs within integrated messaging apps, according to TechCrunch. The same ...

Google's go-to service for video sharing and discovery is testing a new way to compose GIFs. Quietly rolled out last month, the GIF maker is now available to a small group of creators, including PBS's ...

After its roll out of support for 60 frames-per-second video, YouTube is now testing native tools to make GIFs from its videos. The GIF option was first spotted on PBS' Idea Channel. A sign-up sheet ...