The winner for the Most Popular New Emoji in 2024 was the head shaking horizontally (🙂‍↔️) followed by the head shaking ...

You can do this by opening a photo in the Photos app, editing it, and using markup to add a sticker. You can place the sticker anywhere on the image and adjust the size and orientation. Share Stickers ...

Pixel 9 may introduce a generative AI tool to create custom emoji and stickers Google recently released the third public beta version of Android 15. As usual, it brought a host of user-facing ...

Emoji Kitchen is a fun tool that's been set up by Google. It allows phone users to mix up their emojis, blending them together to create all manner of crazy concoctions to add to messages.

Over the past three months, on banners and T-shirts and balloons and social media posts, one piece of imagery has emerged around the world in protests against the Israel-Hamas war: the watermelon.

In response, Zazim, an activist group of Arab and Jewish Israelis, plastered taxis in Tel Aviv with large watermelon stickers that read: “This is not a Palestinian flag.” ...

These include Emoji Studio, Emoji Camera, Emoji Stickers, AR Doodle, and Deco Pic. If you're a Samsung phone owner, here are a few ways to make the most of the AR Zone app.

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An Apple spokesperson said in an email that you’ll also be able to peel and stick emoji stickers on messages, photos, documents, and more. iOS 17 will be available this fall.

This includes emoji tapbacks and a new emoji stickers interface. The little-used iMessage apps have also been hidden away behind a sub-menu, for a cleaner and simpler overall design.

WhatsApp allows you to express yourself using emoji, GIFs, stickers, and reactions. The Meta-owned messaging platform keeps adding new emoji characters, so you are never short of finding the right ...

Our tech columnist says social media companies all decide which users’ posts to amplify — and reduce. Here’s how we get them to come clean about it.