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To Gen Z, that classic smiley face emoji isn’t all sunshine — it’s more of a smug, side-eye smirk that can come off as passive-aggressive in texts like above. “Emoji use may be related to ...

Their go-to emojis are now the skull, crying face, and rock — ubiquitously used to express sarcasm, absurdity, or extreme hilarity. Gen Z ditches the laugh emoji for crying and skull faces ...

Gboard’s redesigned Emoji Kitchen is now available widely. The redesign makes it easier to access an extensive list of emoji combos. Tapping on a combination will show you what emojis were used ...

Former Proud Boys leader Joe Biggs is having a truly tragic time after being freed from prison by his beloved God Emperor ...

In his lawsuit, Justin Baldoni says The New York Times' omission of an emoji misrepresented his publicists' conversations about Blake Lively.

Unicode 16 emoji include face with bags under eyes, fingerprint, leafless tree, root vegetable, harp, shovel, and splatter. Apple last introduced new emoji with the iOS 17.4 update that was ...

Google product users not yet suffering from under-eye bags still have time. The "Face With Bags Under Eyes" emoji will roll out to Google platforms including Chrome OS, Gmail, YouTube, and Android ...

We last got new emoji in 2023's Unicode 15.1 update, though all of these designs were technically modifications of existing emoji rather than new characters—many emoji, most notably for skin and ...

The Unicode Consortium has submitted the proposal for Unicode 16, which includes seven new emoji characters like harp, shovel, fingerprint, and face with bags under eyes.

Teddy, a 10-year-old Apple fan from the UK, has started a petition calling on Apple to redesign the “nerd face” glasses emoji.

"We need those yellow faces to help us to express," Liu said. Researchers studied the emoji interactions of more than 1,200 people and found happy emojis were often used to mask negative emotions ...