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Google Messages is preparing to introduce a new feature that allows users to double tap to react, as revealed in the latest beta version. This change would replace the current method of long-pressing on a text or chat to access emoji and Photomoji options. Additionally, the beta release includes a rebranding of the chatbot feature from "Bard" to "Gemini," indicating Google's commitment to this one-to-one chatbot inside Messages.
Google Messages is introducing a new feature called Photomoji, allowing users to transform their photos into reactions and stickers. Users can create Photomojis by long-pressing a message, scrolling to the end of the reactions bar, and tapping the 'Create' button. The created Photomojis cannot be manually edited but are automatically processed by Google Messages. The feature is currently under beta testing and not widely available yet.
Google Messages has started rolling out the Photomoji feature to beta testers, allowing users to create custom emojis from any image and use them within the messaging app. Photomoji utilizes Google's subject detection technology to automatically turn selected subjects in photos into emojis. While the rollout is currently slow, users can sign up for the Google Messages beta to be among the first to try out the feature. Google also announced several other upcoming changes to the app, including custom bubbles and reaction effects, as it celebrates reaching one billion RCS users.
Google is rolling out its Photomoji feature for the Google Messages app, allowing users to transform their favorite photos into custom emojis. The feature is being gradually rolled out to beta testers, who will see a circular badge over the emoji button in the compose field when the functionality is available. Users can select a photo and automatically turn it into an emoji, which can be used to react to messages or sent as a sticker. The custom emojis will be stored in a dedicated tab alongside creations from friends.
Google Messages is rolling out a new feature called Photomoji, which allows users to use images as reactions and stickers in their messages. Users can create Photomoji by long-pressing on a text or chat and selecting "Create" at the end of the reactions bar. The Photomoji will appear in a new "Custom" tab alongside Emoji, GIFs, and Stickers. While the feature is not widely available yet, Reaction Effects and Animated Emoji are also being rolled out in the beta program.