OS 18 adds fresh emojis that say what words can't. From grossed out to guilty, here's every new one and how it fits into your texts.

T he flag of ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad's regime remains the standard emoji design across most, if not all platforms.

The dictionary pinpoints the first usage of red flag as a noun dating back to 1748. Thanks to the red flag emoji, Twitter users can just punctuate a tweet with the symbol, or even use a whole row ...

While the flags appear the same, they represent two different geographies – one flag represents the United States of America and the other represents the U.S. Minor Outlying Islands, all of them ...

You may be seeing red flags all over your social media feeds today, but in this case, those emojis are typically not meant as a literal warning of impending danger. At the beach, a red flag means ...

Those emoji include polar bears, bubble tea, and even the trans flag. The new emoji are included in iOS 14.2, which was just released . These new characters will probably be available for iPhone ...

IPhone’s voiceover will tell you the number of “triangular flag on post” emojis, rather than reading them one by one, but some screen readers do read out each individual emoji, which means ...

A trans flag emoji is likely to soon be appearing on your phone. Unicode, the non-profit organization responsible for defining which emojis make it onto all platforms, including iPhones, Android ...

A transgender flag is among the newest batch of emojis to be introduced for 2020. The list of 177 new symbols also includes men in wedding gowns and a gender-neutral Santa Claus named Mx Claus.

The red flag emoji has become a viral meme and it has taken over Twitter and Facebook. Social media is the place where all the latest trends are born.

He says that the trans pride flag emoji’s proposals in 2017 and 2018 didn’t include enough evidence that the emoji would be used. The trans community is speaking up about Unicode’s silence.

The flag of ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad's regime remains the standard emoji design across most, if not all platforms. But a new flag flies over Damascus and the rest of a now-free Syria.