Emojis usualyl represents either an object or symbol and or an emotion. It can make any conversation more lively and enjoyable as it can surely add emotions even when just conversing over an app. As ...

Emojis — those tiny drawings depicting a full range of human emotion, natural habitat, and everyday life — now function as a sort of pictographic Esperanto. Whereas in the past, emojis were just a fun ...

Google launched Android 16 back in June, and with it came a ton of features and updates. Usually, that’s all Google does ...

As per a recent report by Android Police, Google, by will or by accident, has added the new Android 11 emojis on Android 10 devices. Emojis are one of the most important parts of expressing our ...

Among all other things, Android 11 also brings 117 new emojis that you can use to express your current situation, mood, or activity, or to add some visual appeal to your conversations. We got an early ...

You have probably heard by now that 157 brand spankin' new Unicode emojis were announced on Tuesday, June 5. You have also probably noticed that you don't have them on your phone yet... that is, ...

Twitter on Android now uses its own emojis instead of your device’s. This is due to a lack of emoji compatibility across Android versions. You can enable the new ...

It’s World Emoji day, which can only mean one thing: The unveiling of a number of new emojis based on Unicode 12.0 that are coming to Android and iOS devices in the next year. In the spirit of the ...

With each new Android release, more emojis get added to our smartphones and tablets. With the release of Android Q users will be able to enjoy over 60+ exciting new characters to express themselves.

Over the years, Google has made a handful of changes to the emoji found on the Android platform, for better or for worse — #bringbacktheblobs. One sad removal was an adorable turtle present back in ...

Google's emoji are getting a new look that's set to debut when its Android 12 mobile operating system arrives this fall. And you don't have to be fluent in emoji to understand why. Google spelled it ...