Google’s new emoji aim to combat gender inequality But both Unicode and tech giants have been slow to add a more diversified collection of emoji, despite years of criticism from users.

"Because emoji are open source and digital, they could encourage collection of data on a patient's condition over days, weeks, or months—information that could then be integrated into electronic ...

That’s a total of 144 dots, or 18 bytes of data, meaning that the Japanese ... In 2016, the original emoji set was added to the collection at New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA ...

while smartphone users in New Jersey text more sad emoji than the rest of the country, according to new data from SwiftKey. The company, which makes keyboard software for mobile devices ...

People are downloading positive, celebratory animated emoji to add to Slack more often than anything else, according to data from Slackmojis.com, the unofficial source for your company's emoji needs.

A new patent filing from Snap Inc. the makers of Snapchat, explains how biometric data harnessed from a wearable device could be used to help identify ‘state signals’ and predict the emoji you ...

However, the current climate has given rise to a turning point for data collection, with the possibility of it being used to do more good. Below, I will explore all the facets of data in today’s ...

Still, emoji are part of the Unicode standard, and there are only 3,782 as of version 15.1. For years, a consortium–of which Apple is a member–decided which new emoji should be included ...

these selectors can be used to store one byte of data each. Since a sequence of these selectors is preserved even when copy-pasting text, a person could embed a secret message inside an emoji ...