Gawker brings us word that a TV station in Philadelphia described the emoji pictured above as being for a “high-five” of two hands slapping together, although it’s clearly supposed to be two ...

@totalvibration @katchow I always thought it was ref to that scene in movies where people put hands on opposites of glass to say goodbye. NPR suggests that ultimately, the emoji’s meaning ...

Like, to the point where you should expect a praying hands emoji from ya boy because I’m just that concerned about you. I have no idea why (multee)project goes so hard with the parentheses ...

(See: The Japanese folding hand emoji, which literally means gratitude, but is widely interpreted in other countries as praying or a high five.) As the emoji library continues to expand with ...