In 2015, the Oxford Dictionaries named an emoji, Face With Tears of Joy, 😂 , as the word of the year, based on a study that found it was the most frequently used emoji globally.That seems like ...

Meanwhile, the use of expanded emoji reactions has become more common since Facebook’s emoji reaction set debuted in 2015. Since then, other social media sites adopted their use, like LinkedIn.

And as for the uncanny resemblance of "Thinking Face"—that arched eyebrow, that index-thumb placement—we have a question: Was Dwayne Johnson the secret inspiration behind our favorite emoji ...

Twitter is testing emoji reactions. Users in Turkey will be able to respond to tweets with the “Face with tears of joy” emoji, “Thinking face,” “Clapping hands,” “Crying face,” or ...

As someone who's been spending serious time observing how people use emoji over the past few years, my hunch was no. But I wasn't able to prove it until a new Unicode dataset came out a few weeks ...

The thinking face and middle finger get a lot of love. But the eye-roll emoji might just be the grace note of the Internet's dreams.