Social media users also welcomed the arrival of the harp emoji, particularly for its similarity to the Guinness logo.

Whether it's a cheeky wink or a grinning cowboy, it might seem like there is already an emoji for every possible situation. But amazingly, there are now even more designs on the way. Apple has ...

some users can create any emoji they want using Apple Intelligence's Genmoji feature, which launched in beta with iOS 18.2 for iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and iPhone 16 series. To make an AI ...

Anyone with access to the iOS 18.4 public beta will have first dibs on using the new emoji that accompanies the latest version for Apple's iPhone software. Everyone else, though, will probably ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Over the years, people have gotten so excited about new emojis arriving on the iPhone.

Perhaps one of the new emoji that stands out the most is the “face with bags under eyes,” which is basically an emoji with a really tired face. But users will also have a few other new options ...

Yes, the party's new logo is an emoji, and a very simple one. But while it may break some logo design rules, there's a strong argument in favour of using such a simple, available and easily ...