The emoji, as Evans writes, is fleshing out our digital relationships, and it has unequivocally improved my own. Emojis are not to be feared, but embraced; not mocked, but studied.

The secret emoji code Gen Z are using to confuse older generations: Youngsters ditch 'mainstream' characters for bizarre alternatives - so, do you know what they mean?

News World news emoji Hapless presenter ridiculed for cringeworthy report about 'secret emoji codes' being used by children The TV news anchor had people flummoxed after claiming a fox emoji meant ...

The company says this means there are 3,498,308 possible permutations for non-repeating emoji passcodes, compared to just 7,290 for traditional non-repeating PIN.

WHATSAPP has upgraded the app with a secret emoji feature that’s only available for 15 days. After that, the festive surprise will vanish from the app for good. WhatsApp says that for a limit… ...

The Emoji Code explores the way that smiley faces and other similar symbols are transforming the way people communicate.

FINDING the right emoji isn’t always easy, particularly if you find yourself swiping through options on your iPhone keyboard. Fortunately, most keyboard apps come with a search function to he… ...

Vyvyan Evans’ new book about the rise of emojis casts the little icons as part of human language’s long-running struggle to evolve — but too often it reads like a textbook, didactic and dry.

From 'skibidi' to 'rizz', it's safe to say that many members of Generation Z have their own language. Now, it seems that youngsters are also changing the way they use emoji.