Thursday, August 11, 2016

New emoji sticker pack for iOS10 users

Recently Apple revealed that its emoji’s fan will be receiving one of the best news in iOS 10 update. Apple had recently released 4 new magnificent add-ons for the messaging apps. And these four add-on are the new set of animated emoji’s and will be featured in Apple’s new operating system i.e. iOS 10. This is one of the coolest features of iOS 10 which is integrated by the developers of the Apple team using messages API. The iPhone pictographic palate will be soon much more extensive than ever.
In the present scenario, stickers in Smileys, Hearts, and Hands packs are carryovers from watch’s animated emoji’s, while Classic Mac features a batch of original Macintosh icons created by graphic designer Susan Kare. The four sticker pack namely as stated below are available in the app store.
  • Classic Mac : This comes with 8-bit icons and describes how they initially appeared in classic version of apple computers
  • Hands : It is the new feature updated showing the hands emoji’s with 3 D animations
  • Hearts: Hearts are also the new feature updated for iOS10 and show the unique heart emoji’s with 3D renderings
  • Smileys: These are the yellow-faced emoji’s and clearly reveals the feelings accompanied by the animations in each type of emoji
These new add-ons are nothing great or not such remarkable but they at least demonstrate, what third party developers will be able to do with the third party apps. Once these add-ons are installed, you will be able to use it in the messages conversation in a list a single tap. Downloading this sticker pack combos in iPhone and iPad gives the new dimension for communication.

These collections of the new features can be accessed with Apple redesigned messages app and will be available with the new iOS 10 around fall.

In last month at WWDC 2016, Apple announced the third party integration along with the messaging functions, emoji’s suggestion, and drawing pad and built-in GIF search. To see animated stickers in action, check out Apple Insider’s video preview of Messages in iOS 10.

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