Sending a GIF is incredibly easy with Google's keyboard on Android & iOS. Gboard will let you send any GIF in a matter of seconds.

Today, it is possible to load any keyboard onto your Android phone. The process is not well-known, but it has been around for quite some time. This guide will teach you how to install any Android ...

Google’s Android division is no exception to that rule, which is why the Google Keyboard featured in Android 7.1 Nougat adds an extra level of convenience to the process of sending GIFs.

The latest version of the Google Keyboard finally adds a searchable GIF section -- but the feature is a bit hidden.

Thanks to Peter, you can now install the Gingerbread keyboard on your rooted Android device through recovery, and it's very easy to do. Just hit the break to find out how!

First of all, you will need to download and install the new Lollipop Keyboard. The keyboard was ported by XDA user Shaftamle, and you need to have it on your Android device.

Third-party keyboard apps may still be inaccessible even with Android Market working on your rooted Kindle Fire. Here's a work-around devised by some members of the XDA Developers forum.

iPhone and Android smartphones have made it easy to talk in emojis and GIFs. They come built-in to the keyboard with a dedicated button—Android even has GIF search built directly into Gboard.

Detailed steps to install Android 4.2 Gesture Keyboard APK on any rooted device irrespective of the firmware version.

First of all, you will need to download and install the new Lollipop Keyboard. The keyboard was ported by XDA user Shaftamle, and you need to have it on your Android device.