Emojis are integral to digital communication. This year, certain emojis gained prominence. The loudly crying face emoji shows mixed emotions. The face with tears of joy remains a classic. The fire ...

Emoji add a new depth to communications, but what of their cultural impact? Keith Houston's Face with Tears of Joy offers some answers ...

Finally, the feature everyone has been asking for: Gmail 👏 emoji 👏 reactions 👏. You can now reply to an email just like it's an instant messaging chat, tacking on a "crying laughing ...

This Reddit thread is an example of the rising generational debate that spans far beyond the thumbs-up emoji. Are certain emojis perceived in a context that's anything other than literal?

Emoji reactions are on the way to Gmail for mobile devices, both Android and iOS. These reactions will allow you to one-tap respond to someone, so that means no typing at all.

Emoji, tapbacks, and thumbs-ups were devised to spare your time and attention. Now they’ve become a chore.

While you can’t turn Gmail’s emoji reactions off officially, you can hide them. Here’s how. Both on Android and the web, Gmail has officially launched emoji reactions.

According to 9to5Google, Google has been working on incorporating emoji reactions into Gmail. Other email services, like Apple Mail and Microsoft Outlook, already have emoji reactions for users to ...

In Google Meet, Google is is adding in-meeting emoji reactions that let you tell speakers or participants what you think without actually speaking.

Gmail is getting emoji reactions 🤩 Does this mean we’ll never have to type a reply to an email ever again?

It appears nothing is immune to cancel culture, not even emojis. Now, Reddit users have targeted one of the most popular ones, the thumbs-up symbol.

After a Reddit poster confessed to being “not adult enough to be comfortable with the thumbs-up emoji reaction,” others chimed in to agree and to call out other common emojis such as the red ...