Recently, text dominated each chat window. Then small digital icons came along and redefined how we communicate. These little pictures have become a worldwide visual language, akin to video subtitles.

Emojis have become a staple of electronic communication since their inception in the 1990s and people of all ages and on all continents love to use them. While their number keeps on growing every year ...

Love them or judge them, emojis have become a full-fledged language of their own. We use them to express joy 😂, confusion 🤔, exhaustion 😩, and even passive-aggressive support 👏👏👏. Recent stats ...

New research asks if emoji use in clinical records could impact patient understanding, perceived professionalism, and legal ...

Emojis can be a fun and lighthearted way to add some "emotion" to your text messages or emails. Emojis have come a long way; back in the day, all you could really do was send a smiley face, sad face ...

Analysis of 218.1 million notes from 1.6 million patients' electronic health records revealed growing use of emojis.

A new batch of emojis have been approved for iOS 26. A new batch of emojis has been approved for iOS 26. Surprisingly enough, Apple or Google isn’t the ones that decide which emojis come to your phone ...