5. Facebook users requested reactions beyond the like by constantly filing bug reports.Usually when we hear about Facebook-related outrage, it’s because of some new feature they hate.

Apple released a chart showing the most popular iPhone emoji, and “Face With Tears of Joy” took the crown. Featured Video That news shouldn’t come as a surprise.

Learn how to create a fun and interactive emoji magic card that changes faces using just paper! This DIY craft project is perfect for all ages and a great way to add some playful creativity to your ...

It dominates on Twitter and on Facebook as the most-used on both social media platforms. This should come as no surprise to those versed in emoji; after all, this same symbol was even the Oxford ...

Meanwhile, Apple will launch a new all-in-one games app later this year called Apple Games. This is aimed at streamlining all of your games, whether purchased or accessible from an Apple Arcade ...

A new emoji with an uneven face and rosy cheeks is driving the internet wild. One eye is open, one eyebrow is slightly furrowed, and the mouth is doing something pretty inexplicable.

The hot face emoji has range. The kind of range we need as we navigate the messiness and uncertainty and elation of reintegrating back into our not-really-post-but-wish-it-were-post pandemic ...

[Image: Apple] The top three most popular emoji are the joy smiley face emoji (conveys teary-eyed laughter), used a whopping 9.9% of the time; the red heart emoji, used 6.6% of the time; and the ...

A month after Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook's plans to roll out some sort of "dislike" button, the company is now testing the feature with users in Ireland and Spain. Called ...