Plus, users now have the option that instead of using an emoji when messaging friends, you can use personalized Memoji stickers. If you already have a Memoji, you can edit, duplicate or delete it. To personalize your Memoji, in your Messages app, tap the Memoji icon, select the three-dots and then tap New Memoji. Memoji avatars are embedded into the new iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Max Pro, and with the update, you can use your Memoji in iMessage, FaceTime, Notes, and Mail, and many other of your favorite apps.
Google has yet to come out with its own competitor for Memojis, though many customers use third-party apps like Bitmoji. While Samsung phones also have AR Emoji avatars users can create, the 3D renderings were off-putting to some users, and Samsung downplayed the feature when it launched its Galaxy S10 phones. Memojis are another attempt by Apple to personalize your device in an attempt to make it stand out among the competition. You’ll also notice more accessories options, like hats, glasses, earrings, braces piercings, and AirPods.
With the iOS 13 update – available now for iOS – user’s Memoji’s get even more diverse skin colors – including green – piercings, makeup, and you can customize your teeth with gaps, braces, or even missing teeth. The stickers work in iMessage, as well as other services, like WeChat and work with any device with an A9 chip or later. Back in June, Apple introduced Memoji stickers you can use in your messages, comparable to those available from Snapchat’s Bitmoji.
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