Of the six billion emoji that are sent globally every day, around 70% are emotion based – for example, smiley face, love hearts. A smaller proportion of the emoji sent are sad expressions.

Whether it's a friendly smiley face or a cheeky aubergine, emoji now form a staple part of ... The other characters include an apple core, an orca (killer whale), a trombone, a landslide, and ...

The new iOS 18 emojis are about to launch. With iOS 18.4 beta 2, Apple revealed the seven new figures coming to iPhone users in early April.

But it is the 'face with bags under eyes' emoji that has drummed up the most interest as Apple users flocked to social media to share their enthusiasm. On X, formerly Twitter, one commenter wrote ...

Apple adds new emojis ... a "rolling on the floor laughing" emoji, Genmoji produced this: Similarly, this was one of the ...

Emojis were eventually incorporated into corporate email and messaging systems all over the world - but Apple has often been ... The iconic yellow smiley face has an interesting story behind ...

Over time, emoji meanings have become subjective, depending on a message's context and wider cultural trends. Which shaking smiley face should you use? Is there a difference between each ...

Admit it: You have a favorite emoji. Whether you're more of a 﫶 (heart hands) or a (Japanese goblin) kind of person is up to you, but odds are one of Apple's thousands of emoji tickles your fancy.

Apple has just rolled out a new set of emojis in the iOS 18.4 beta 2, and you know that people are going to weigh in. They're based on the Unicode 16.