Google buys Tenor, a.k.a. brand-friendly Giphy, to help you never type words again

Google has a new tagline, "Make Google do it," and the tech giant's latest acquisition may give us a better idea of what "it" could be. 

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Google has acquired Tenor, a GIF search engine and database famous for launching the first GIF Keyboard on iOS about three and a half years ago. Tenor now claims to be the "leading GIF-sharing app on mobile," according to its blog post about the acquisition. Tenor is available on Facebook and other platforms and reaches more than 300 million users. 

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Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but Tenor will remain a standalone brand that will simply be further integrated into Google's existing services.  Read more...

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