Emoji date back to 1999 when they first appeared on Japanese cell phones. But it’s history goes further than that, because ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Denise Brodey reports on inclusion, disability and healthcare. Why Are Emojis More Powerful Than Ever? The time is now to embrace diversity ...

With an endless array of emojis at our fingertips—and new ones constantly popping up—knowing when and how to use them is more important than ever. This is especially true for the emoji we use ...

A start-up in Silicon Valley is currently developing an app for a dynamic avatar-like emoji. So when you send text messages in the future you might have a representation of yourself - like a ...

the representation of natural hairstyles is glaringly absent. That’s where the brilliant young minds at RISE.365 come in, creating the first-ever natural Black hair emojis to fill this long ...

Your favourite emoji might not mean what you think it does. A forensic linguist explains how these seemingly innocent symbols could have legal and social implications.

This helps support our journalism. Learn more. Please also consider subscribing to WIRED For decades, choosing an emoji has been constrained to what's available on your smartphone's keyboard.

A Bengaluru professional has created an emoji-based system to communicate with his housemaid and manage language barriers. With a house emoji representing 'I'm home' and a car emoji for 'I'm at work', ...

“We now have an emoji that represents us and validates Aboriginal culture in digital spaces – ensuring representation on a global platform.” The emoji has been developed via the newly ...