Apple could make it easier for users to share emojis while using a laptop. The firm's latest patent illustrates a smart keyboard with a designation 'Emoji' button underneath 'Tab'.

The Unicode Standard, a universal character encoding standard, is responsible for creating new emoji, and approved emoji are ...

Apple News+ subscribers who upgrade to iOS 26 can now access an all-new game, which Apple calls "Emoji Game." The idea is to solve puzzles ...

Genmoji and Image Playground updates: Apple says iOS 26 improves these OG Apple Intelligence features as it’s now possible to mix emoji, Genmoji, and descriptions together to create something new. For ...

Apple is going to let you use generative AI to make custom emoji and images, the company announced at WWDC 2024. Get ready for “Genmoji.” Skip to main content ...

You’ll soon have more passive-aggressive ways to respond to your boss beyond a thumbs-up with the release of these new emoji. Apple revealed 31 new emoji designs on iOS along with the first iOS ...

Apple is just changing the design of an existing emoji. And it wouldn’t be the first company to make this particular change: On Microsoft devices, the pistol emoji looks like a toy ray-gun .

As part of Apple's iOS 18.4 update, iPhone users will have access to eight new emoji - but there is one face that everyone already says is their favourite.

But now, Apple may be rethinking its stance. On Wednesday, Bloomberg reported Apple engineers are developing a touchscreen for the MacBook Pro with an expected launch date of 2025, citing unnamed ...

W hen Apple released iOS 18.4 on March 31, the update introduced a handful of new features, like a recipes section in Apple News and more controls in Control Center, to all iPhones.The update also ...

Apple revealed its all-new Genmoji feature at WWDC 2024, allowing users to create emojis using Apple Intelligence (AI).That's right; you can now generate a unique emoji by simply describing the ...

This appears to be an Apple decision to change its icon — not a decision by Unicode, the body that writes the standards for computer characters, including emoji. Earlier this year, Apple started ...