Snapchat’s most popular yet under-exploited feature is finally getting the spotlight in 2020. Starting in February with a global release, your customizable Bitmoji avatar will become the star of a ...

Snap’s new “Bitmoji TV” could represent the vanguard of a new wave of personalized entertainment — or maybe just a one-off gimmick. Either way, Snapchat and Bitmoji users are bound to be delighted and ...

Snapchat's dancing hot dog has a new best friend, and it's you — or, at least, you in Bitmoji form. Snapchat is bringing your Bitmoji to life by making them 3D and unlocking their potential with ...

Your tween dreams have finally come true and it's all down to Snapchat's new animated 3D Bitmoji feature. SEE ALSO: A definitive ranking of the men in Lizzie McGuire's life Those of us who whiled away ...

Snapchat's new "Bitmoji TV" series is ready for its debut and, yes, it's about as odd as you'd expect. After weeks of dropping bizarre trailers, the company is launching Bitmoji TV, a new cartoon ...

Snapchat's latest Bitmoji update is about much more than dancing animations. Snapchat is updating its Bitmoji-enabled "World Lenses," the feature that lets you overlay your Bitmoji characters onto ...

Snapchat first launched a Bitmoji integration back in the summer of 2016, allowing users to insert their very own cartoon avatars into their snaps and chats with a few simple taps on their mobile ...

Earlier this year, Snapchat paid more than $100 million to purchase Bitstrips, makers of comic-style illustrations called Bitmoji, and now the purchase is bearing fruit. On Tuesday, Snapchat announced ...

Snapchat just announced a new feature called Bitmoji Deluxe, adding hundreds more options to customize your avatar, including new skin tones, hairstyles, eye and hair colors, facial features, and ...

Snapchat bought Bitstrips, the startup behind Bitmoji, back in March. The acquisition was worth a reported $100 million, but at the time, how the product would be integrated wasn’t clear. Today, ...

Chat Reactions surged by 44 per cent, with the heart reaction taking the top spot. An additional three million people used ...

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