Google Photos Promises Android Sticker Support, Months After iOS Release
Google Photos is set to enhance its Android application with sticker support, a feature already available on iOS. The update promises a new “Collections” space where users can quickly find and reshare stickers on iPhones and iPads. However, Android users will have to remain patient as this feature has yet to be rolled out.
Current Status of Sticker Support in Google Photos
Despite the positive updates for iOS users, Android customers are still left without a timeline for sticker implementation. Google recently confirmed that sticker support is “coming soon” to Android. This announcement follows a similar statement made approximately five months ago when the feature was first launched for iOS devices.
Timeline of Updates
- iOS Sticker Support Launch: Initially launched nearly five months ago.
- Current Update: Google confirms that sticker support is still in progress for Android.
- Expected Rollout: No specific date has been provided for Android users.
Users with iPhones or iPads can expect the sticker update to be available through the App Store soon. Android users, however, face uncertainty regarding when they will be able to take advantage of this feature. As the wait continues, many hope that Google will expedite the process, allowing Android users to enjoy the same functionality as their iOS counterparts.
