A few months back, Google Allo users received the so-called "selfie stickers," a curious system that lets you use a picture of your face to create emoji packs. Now, this feature has just been included in the official virtual keyboard from Google, so you can use it in any messaging app that allows images to be added in the text.
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This important feature is known as 'Gesture Typing with dynamic floating preview', thanks to which you can write quickly and with the least possible amount of errors.
Google Keyboard is a rapid-typing tool from Google, so you know it has support for 26 different languages and dictionaries and is completely compatible with all Android smartphones and tablets.
Gboard now lets you create stickers that look just like your face
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it is not working on my phone reason unknown
Jai Shree ram
jai Shree Ram
cool keyboard
to see how it is:) n