If you're looking to jazz up your latest text with an American flag emoji, you're likely to face a dilemma: two apparently identical choices. What's the reason?

What used to be the universal symbol of warmth and joy has taken a sinister turn — at least in the eyes of Gen Z. The classic smiley face emoji now means something completely different to those under ...

That’s because Gen Z have issued a warning to anyone who uses a particular emoji, as it could actually have quite a different ...

“It’s far from an exhaustive list, but it’s based on common emojis used to say something very different to what you’d think,” Kalley explained on the social media platform.

And this kind of maximalist interface applies to the Emoji keyboard as well... or at least, it used to. Now, Google is finally doing something about it. Google has starting rolling out a new beta ...

This combo comes from the Emoji Kitchen, which is a database of hundreds of hand-drawn mashups, combining two different emojis. For a long time, users found great Emoji Kitchen artwork by ...

The study surveyed 285 undergraduates, all around the age of 20, about their use of 40 different emojis. Participants also completed questionnaires designed to assess their personality traits.

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.

Some rarely, if ever, add a smiley to texting conversations, while others routinely put five different emojis at the end of every sentence. One common finding reported by several studies is that ...