Apple’s list of Animoji is expanding to include a koala, a tiger, a ghost, and a dinosaur. It’s also expanding to include your own face with a new feature called … Memoji.

As for the preset Animoji, Apple is adding a handful of new ones: ghost, koala, tiger and the aforementioned T-Rex. Apple is adding a number of additional features to messaging that feel a lot ...

Animoji improvements Admittedly, the initial popularity of Animoji has faded a bit, but it’s still fun to revisit from time to time. Included with iOS 12 are four additional new Animoji: koala ...

The existing set of Animoji is also expanding to include a ghost, koala, tiger, and tyrannosaurus rex in iOS 12. Memoji can only be created on the iPhone X, but they can be sent in Messages across ...

Apple announced today at WWDC that Animoji is getting updated with tongue detection, new characters, and the ability to create a custom Animoji that looks like you, called Memoji.

The company announced today it was adding ghost, koala, tiger and t-rex Animojis (with tongue tracking!), but more interestingly the company added Memoji, a custom Animoji tool that allows users ...

There are several new Animoji: lion, T-Rex, koala, and ghost which are sure to please some users, as well the increased recording time to 30 seconds. Other changes can be small, ...

The new character options include a ghost, a koala, a t-rex, and a tiger. The new filters work exactly how the existing Animoji filters do. Apple also introduced a new Tongue Detection feature for ...

This lets you make an animoji of yourself using a compatible phone's front-facing 3D camera, ... eyewear, and so on. Apple is adding ghost, koala, tiger, and T-rex Animoji to the current set, too.

Animoji Karaoki could get a lot more–or maybe less–interesting with “Memoji.” ... Apple’s also adding new Animoji to the roster, including a tiger, koala, and ghost.

When Animoji launched in 2017 alongside the ‌iPhone‌ X, there were 12, with Apple steadily adding new fun characters to play with. Related Forum: iOS 12 [ 165 comments ] ...

Also, Animoji are voiced by you, so you can't mix in your own audio without some workarounds. The key to making your own Animoji karaoke is to use the new screen recording tool built into iOS 11.