Emoji date back to 1999 when they first appeared on Japanese cell phones. But it’s history goes further than that, because ...

Anyone can submit an idea for a new emoji. The Unicode Standard -- a universal character encoding standard -- is responsible ...

You'd think that with thousands of official emoji on our devices, I'd be able to find one for any mood or expression. And yet ...

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These will appear along with the birthday cake emoji, and here are the dates they correspond with: Notably, Snapchat has other friend-related symbols. You can even change your friend emojis on ...

Thankfully the symbols they use are (mostly) universal, so once you've learned what each represents (as we explain below) you shouldn't have any problems no matter what you find in your laundry basket ...

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In the Tapbacks bubble above the message, scroll to the right to show a handful of emoji to use. If you don't see the right emoji, or you want to use a sticker, tap the gray smiley to the far ...

Last week, Instagram users began to notice unusual accounts that had been sitting quietly on the platform for several months. Created by the company, the accounts pretended to be real people ...

EMOJIS serve as a visual representation in text-based communications and often allow people to vividly express their feelings and emotions in their message. Most of them have a clear-cut meaning ...

A Brief History of Emojis: An Evolution of Hieroglyphics? Once upon a time, the epitome of preserved human communication was pictorial drawings and symbols rather than letters, words, and text.