Rejoice, fans of wordless communication: new emoji are (possibly) coming. Unicode has just shared the newest candidates for new emoji. They’re very exciting. The new emoji have been proposed for next ...

Many people are frothing with excitement over the announcement that 72 new emojis are on their way, and they’re already brainstorming ways to use avocados and terrifying clown faces in their messaging ...

To understand how we got to the memoji present, it’s worth rewinding to the emoticon past. In 1982, Carnegie Mellon University computer science professor Scott Fahlman was the first to use the 🙂 and ...

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