Snapchat pushing Bitmoji makes sense, in a way — it bought the cartoon avatar company for over $100 million last year, so it’s logical that Snap would want to make the most of that investment ...

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.

Snapchat has refreshed its user profiles to now include 3D Bitmoji avatars, marking the latest development in the company’s experiments with 3D technology.. The new avatars, which begin rolling ...

Bitmoji are crazy popular (or extremely annoying, depending on who you ask), so it makes sense for Apple to make its own unique characters for iMessage users. Related: Apple patents a vaporizer.

Each week, the members of Bitstrips’s creative team launch some 15 to 20 new bitmoji designs. Here’s a step-by-step look at how they get from concepts to addictively beguiling avatars.

For the old (er, or uninitiated), Bitmoji are the insanely popular cartoon-like avatars the young’ins have been using for a few years. Ever since Snap acquired Bitmoji in 2016, users have been ...

After my roommate's recommendation, I immediately downloaded Bitmoji to try it out. The app is available for both iPhone and Android. I was tickled by how much they look like me — and the ...