Google’s excellent Gboard for Android is getting a few updates today meant to speed up your conversations a little bit. Most notably, you can now draw emoji. No, this doesn’t mean you get to ...

According to Google’s blog, in order to create your emoji masterpiece, all you have to do is tap on the emoji handwriting icon, which will let you draw a picture directly on the screen. The more ...

Emoji Ink is a new site designed for one purpose only: drawing stuff using nothing else but emoji. It might sound ridiculous but some people, like Daniel Angione above with Smaug from The Hobbit ...

In the emoji search box, users can now tap the emoji handwriting icon to draw emoji. “Your drawing will automatically be recognized and show results for your favourite emoji,” said Google.

draw emoji One 'draw emoji' story April 2015 See All Stories Android Wear OS Android 5.0 Lollipop update app Huge Android Wear update brings wrist gestures, WiFi support, always-on apps, more ...

Now, you’ll be able to tap on the emoji handwriting button to draw an emoji right on your screen, says Google. Gboard will then automatically recognize this drawing and show results that match ...

The company also has a new way to draw. Starting today, you can create a virtual pen out of emoji — letting you spell out a word out of smiley faces or hearts. It’s useful for anyone who has ...

A fun little site called emoji.ink has arrived, letting users to draw with any of the 722 currently available Unicode emoji. Drag the emoji around the screen and hundreds of stars, hearts, crying ...

Now Google's smartwatch operating system Android Wear will let you draw a clumsy version of the emoji you want, like a martini glass. Wear scans your drawing, and then shows matching emoji with ...