Today, Wednesday, July 17, is World Emoji Day -- a completely made-up annual holiday and the only date that has its own emoji, displayed in the 📅 calendar emoji.

With the iOS 18 update, Apple is finally creating a connection between the Reminders app and the Calendar app. Now, any reminder with a due date and time will automatically show up in the Calendar ...

So why does the calendar emoji sport that seemingly random July 17? It all goes back to 2002 when Apple held the Macworld Expo in New York. Once the company's premier publicity event, the yearly ...

Apple's Reminders app is great, but I've always wanted to add its entries to my iPhone's Calendar app, too. I am at my most productive when I have a to-do list with deadlines clearly listed, but I ...

The new task creation flow in Calendar would also surface Reminders-exclusive options, such as tags and priority levels. Beyond this, iOS 18 may tweak the design of the Calendar app to accommodate ...

EMOJIS have well and truly taken over the world, so why not celebrate the handy little icons on World Emoji Day 2022. Here we take a look at when emojis were first used, how they earnt their own da… ...

With Apple's latest operating systems, iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia, It's now possible to create and manage Reminders directly from the built-in Calendar app.

In its latest step of the app cleanup drive, Google is folding in Assistant and Calendar reminders in its Tasks app. Currently, Google Tasks — which was first launched as a standalone app in ...

However, there’s one thing that Apple’s Calendar and Reminders apps haven’t had that I’ve been waiting for them to add, and, holy moly, in iOS 18, they finally did it.

World Emoji Day, established on July 17, 2014, by Emojipedia founder Jeremy Burge, was chosen for the date displayed on the calendar emoji on iPhones, as reported by The New York Times.

World Emoji Day 2023: Here's all you need to know about the date, history, significance and celebration of World Emoji Day Wednesday, Jul 09, 2025 New Delhi o C ...

So why does the calendar emoji sport that seemingly random July 17? It all goes back to 2002 when Apple held the Macworld Expo in New York. Once the company's premier publicity event, the yearly ...