Never use emoji in work emails! Smiley face emoticons make you seem incompetent, claim scientists Participants were asked to read a work-related email from an unknown person ...

You'd have to give credit to the emoji designers for creating an accurate disappointment smiley, but they haven't come up with a solution to MSN Messenger's answer to disappointment — which ...

In 2015, the Oxford English Dictionary declared the "Face with Tears of Joy" emoji its Word of the Year, an event that marked ...

"After tech bros corrupted my beloved sparkles emoji by making it visually synonymous with AI, there was an opening," said CNET writer Katelyn Chedraoui, who voted for the heart hands emoji. "The ...

I foresaw Smileys being used as a universal language,” he said. “This has happened thanks to emoji and I’m really happy about that. “But what’s really great for us is these emoji are ...

So for just one day, in honor of the emoticon's 35th birthday, quit scrolling through that endless emoji keyboard and instead use one of these 35 more advanced emoticons to communicate not only ...

To make things more interesting, some emails contained smiley face emoji while others didn’t. The outcome revealed that, contrary to smiling in person, the smiley emoticons had no effect on ...

The first emoticon — the text smiley — sprang into existence 40 years ago on Sept. 19, 1982, and emojis have been part of online life ever since.

Emoticons—such as :-)—and emoji are ubiquitous in online and mobile communications; according to one study, 74 percent of Americans use emoticons, ...

Users of Outlook on Office 365, Microsoft's subscription-based cloud productivity suite, will find that the ":)" emoticon will actually get autocorrrected into a standard emoji. Which means that ...