Emoji: Page 2
Check Out the New Emoji Headed to Apple Devices
The new characters include a woman wearing a headscarf, a person meditating, a bearded man, a woman breastfeeding and food items such as a sandwich and coconut.
Whether You Like Emoji or Not, They're Amazing for Marketing Your Business
New data shows that using those little cartoons significantly boosts user engagement with your brand.
Emojis - Brands Cannot Shy Away from The Latest Marketing Tool
While emoji is the latest language that young millennial users understand, brands are yet to start talking in this language
Author Remakes Classic Books Using Emoji
Tales such as Alice in Wonderland and A Christmas Carol get the graphical treatment.
10 Awesome New iPhone Emoji You Can Totally Use in Business
Make your texts stand out with these latest options from Apple.
Why Durex Is Promoting an Emoji-Inspired Eggplant-Flavored Condom
Let's talk -- or text -- about sex.
The Power of Emojis in Marketing and How to Use Them Efficiently
Check out these shortcuts to share emojis from Mac and Windows desktop as well as tips on how to use emojis to boost your social media posts.
5 Etiquette Rules for Using Emojis at Work
Emojis, once solely symbols of teen angst or exuberance, are a hieroglyphic adults can use, albeit gingerly, in professional communications.
Apple Drops the Gun Emoji for a Friendlier Water Pistol
This is part of the company's emoji update for iOS 10.
Snapchat's Bitmoji Update was so Popular It Crashed Its Servers and Sent the App Down
Its popularity appears to have taken Snapchat by surprise.
NY Hospitals Are Using Emoji to Educate Teens About Sexual Health
New York City Health & Hospitals is launching a campaign featuring emoji to better direct young people to sexual health resources.
How Big Brands Did World Emoji Day
We give a thumbs up to these tweets from the global holiday.
Google Proposal for 'Professional Women' Emoji Accepted
Emoji should be open to all genders, nationalities and races, right?
For World Emoji Day: How Emojis Help You Connect with Consumers (Infographic)
According to a recent study, 92 percent of the online population uses emojis.