With the availability of Apple’s latest mobile operating system, today Tenor is launching an app within iOS 10’s message product. Now, you’ll not only be able to insert animated GIFs easily, but there ...

Google agreed to buy Tenor, a four-year old startup that helps advertisers run mobile ad campaigns that feature GIFs, or short video clips that run on a loop, per a blog post. About 300 million people ...

GIFs have managed to become quite popular over the years. These animated images are usually a perfect way to respond to a funny message you’ve received, or to express some other kind of emotion via a ...

GIF creation and sharing company Tenor is today introducing the first app that puts GIFs directly into the Touch Bar of the 2016 MacBook Pro, which is debuting amid a rebranding of the company's Mac ...

The default Samsung Messages app pre-installed on the newly announced Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus will feature native support for GIF search engine Tenor, Tenor said Sunday. The same feature will ...

Google is acquiring the mobile GIF keyboard and search engine Tenor in a move that should help the advertising giant bolster its search data and offer its marketers an increasingly popular advertising ...

Tenor is announcing a software development kit (SDK) for Unity and Apple’s ARKit developers, enabling them to integrate animated GIFs into augmented reality apps and games. With Tenor’s SDK, it ...

Google today announced that it is acquiring Tenor, a GIF platform available on iOS, Android, and the desktop. This will be the company’s first major acquisition of 2018, after a series of acquisitions ...

Google this week announced that it has acquired popular GIF search platform Tenor for an undisclosed sum. In the announcement post, Google said that web and mobile searches have "evolved" over the ...

Tenor, the San Francisco startup that makes GIF Keyboard, is beginning to think about monetization strategies. Above, Tenor co-founders Frank Nawabi (left), David McIntosh (center), and Erick ...

Amid increased competition from Apple’s iMessage, Snapchat, and Google’s new entry Allo, Facebook-owned WhatsApp has now rolled out support for sharing GIFs in its messaging application on iOS.

When it comes to telling a story, we can depend on GIFs to do a good job. Alas, the story of 2017 isn’t a particularly fun one, at least not according to GIF research conducted by Tenor, the GIF ...