Smiley Faces in Serious Places: Emoji Use Pops Up in Legal Battles Over Inheritances. Estate planning attorney notes how emojis are crossing over from casual conversation to litigation.

New research shows that adding those tiny digital images to your texts can make you look more attentive and caring. In a ...

Using the wrong emoji at work can shift the meaning of your message. Staying curious about tone and generational preferences ...

However, there’s a caveat—emojis can sometimes lead to misunderstandings. For instance, generational differences in the interpretation of emojis, as evidenced by the ongoing debate between ...

Apple is adding new iOS 16.4 emojis to the thousands already available. ... But sometimes, they get people in serious hot water. Emoji-evidence is showing up more in court cases, ...

Text emojis apparently aren’t just for teenagers anymore. In many ways, email, texting — and the pandemic — have made emojis ubiquitous. Emojis also gave some Americans an opportunity to laugh.

The dying rose emoji seems to stand in for the broken heart emoji in posts. The swap seems to have happened because some people feel that the broken heart emoji is now played out or too common.

#Breaking: Twitter has added a dancing emoji to a hashtag typically used for serious news. But at least now you know there’s a new event at the Summer Olympics.

Be careful before you casually dash off another thumbs-up emoji: A Canadian court has found that the ubiquitous symbol can affirm that a person is officially entering into a contract.