Twitter is reportedly working on the rollout of Emoji reactions and a new downvote button, and no, still not an edit button.
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Twitter has restarted work on a new feature that would let users react to tweets with Emoji. The first time the company tested this was back in 2015.
The Unicode Consortium announced that Unicode 14.0 is being delayed for 6 months. Among other things, this means that there will be no new emoji in 2021.
Welcome to this week's top social media stories: Instagram lets you respond to Stories with GIFs, Google launches SOS alert for Coronavirus and the new 2020 Emoji are here.
The Unicode Consortium has revealed a list of 117 new Emoji that will be introduced later this year as part of Emoji 13.0.
No edit button, but Twitter has now announced the launch of emoji reactions in Direct Messages.
Apple has recently expanded the option to engrave text on select products purchased on its online store, now allowing you to engrave Empoi on AirPods cases too.
Apple has just released iOS 13.2 and with it come 398 new Emoji, including the first ever gender neutral Emoji.
Welcome to this week's top social media stories! Facebook changes media aspect ratios again, Bud Light is still looking for aliens and Greenpeace surfs on the #FaceApp trend.
Twitter has announced it's bringing several of its core features into TweetDeck - among others, native support for GIFs, polls, and emoji.
Your Emoji game is getting a serious upgrade with 230 new additions for 2019. And this year's highlight are certainly the numerous inclusive Emojis.
The last two years have seen its fair share of emotions flood social media. But sometimes... words just aren't enough. That's where emojis come in.
Instagram is texting a new way to "tap to advance," Facebook "announced" Ripley and YouPorn now lets you search for content using only Emojis!
Innovation often comes from where it is needed the most. In this case, the need for quick search led YouPorn to be the first online video platform to introduce Emoji search.
Why wait when you can have it now? The new red head Emoji is now available through the iOS public beta program. Here is how you can get it now.
To celebrate World Emoji Day on July 17 Facebook and Twitter released statistics about the use of emojis on their platforms and some new features.
Welcome to this week's top social media stories. Instagram explained how its algorithm works, there are 157 new Emoji coming your way, IKEA launches its own clothing line, and there has been another Facebook bug... …
157 new Emoji are being released on June 5. But you will have to wait a little bit longer before using them on your favorite platforms.