Can you believe that the first emoji was only created in the late 1990s? Before this, we could use emoticons, which were just ...

We are long past July’s iconic holiday, the Fourth, but coming up on the 17th is one of lesser reputation that could easily make you 😃. That’s right; we are approaching World Emoji Day, a time to ...

The Google Calendar app for Apple Watch is the latest offering for Google-Apple users. It's a simple program that displays your weekly appointments and reminders, and doesn't allow for on-device ...

After retreating from watchOS several years ago, Google now only offers a handful of apps for the Apple Watch. That list is ...

July marks a new beginning for students as they return from their vacations. With the start of the new academic year, the ...

Candidates preparing for competitive exams should take note of these dates as questions related to these dates are often asked in exams. Here’s a list of some of the important days and events in July ...

The July 17th date on the iCal app icon isn't random, and references a particular product release in Apple's history.

For World Emoji Day, Apple and Google shared some of the emojis coming to devices later this year, which include emoji for people with disabilities.

The date was chosen because the calendar emoji (📅) on Apple devices shows July 17, which marks the date Apple first announced its iCal calendar application in 2002.

World Emoji Day 2024: Given that more than 90% of internet users use emojis to convey their thoughts and emotions, it's clear why these small icons have become integral to our digital language.

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.

World Emoji Day 2024: World Emoji Day was created by Jeremy Burge, the founder of Emojipedia, in 2014. The date, July 17, was chosen because the calendar emoji on iOS displays this date, marking ...