Inside the Facebook Android app is dormant code that points to something called Facebook Avatars. Facebook Avatars are like Bitmoji, but for Facebook. The social network confirmed that Facebook ...

Hidden inside the code of Facebook’s Android app is an unreleased feature called Facebook Avatars that lets people build personalized, illustrated versions of themselves for use as stickers in ...

Facebook's Avatars have finally rolled out in the U.S., providing a useful new tool to socially distanced Americans worried they'll forget what their friends look like. Much like Bitmoji or those ...

The social network is developing a Bitmoji clone that will let you create cartoon lookalikes of yourself to use in comments and Messenger chats. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, ...

The test, named 'Facebook Avatars,' was uncovered by hawk-eyed developer Jane Manchun Wong and could change the way people interact with Facebook content. Facebook said it is "looking into more ways ...

Researchers at Facebook AI Research and Tel Aviv University school of computer science published a preprint paper outlining how they created an automatic process to create VR avatars. The company’s ...

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Facebook has cribbed a lot of things from the Snapchat playbook. (Ahem, Instagram Stories.) Now, it looks like the company might be about to do it again. Buried in the code for Facebook’s android app ...

It seems as if everything that Snap (NYSE: SNAP) does with its popular Snapchat platform, Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) will promptly replicate and deploy to its much larger user base (across all of its ...