GIPHY's revolutionary new camera app 😮
Innovation is often found at the intersection of two distinct industries. Today, the leader in GIF-based communication combined animated photos with voice-based technology, popularized by Alexa and Google Home.
The Result: A new camera app that turns your words into GIFs.
There’s a trend here. Snapchat was built around the premise of camera-first messaging, augmented with filters, stickers, and dog-licking lenses. Now, companies like Facebook are adding these smart-camera features into the camera, while others are launching standalone smart-camera experiences (see: Microsoft Sprinkles).
The Result: A new camera app that turns your words into GIFs.
There’s a trend here. Snapchat was built around the premise of camera-first messaging, augmented with filters, stickers, and dog-licking lenses. Now, companies like Facebook are adding these smart-camera features into the camera, while others are launching standalone smart-camera experiences (see: Microsoft Sprinkles).
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