For example, when the pandemic hit in 2020, usage of the emoji showing a mask over a face 😷 went through the roof. But that’s not always the case. When the melting face emoji 🫠 appeared in ...

The classic smiley face emoji now means something completely different to those under 30. Instead of conveying happiness, the grinning yellow face is now seen as dismissive, passive-aggressive ...

If you love Pictionary, you’ll absolutely get a kick out of these emoji riddles—and all you need is your phone. Text your friends to see if you can stump them. Or share the emoji clues on ...

Emoji Kitchen has been around for a while, and it somewhat goes unnoticed becuase of its integration into Gboard. As often as cool combinations are presented when you choose the right emojis ...

Gboard’s redesigned Emoji Kitchen is now available widely. The redesign makes it easier to access an extensive list of emoji combos. Tapping on a combination will show you what emojis were used.

As reported last year, the Unicode Consortium had teased eight new emoji that would become available on platforms such as iOS and Android. Now with the official release of iOS 18.4 to the public ...

Ever since he dropped off BRAVADO INTiMO, it seems IDK has had more fuel in his tank than before the release of the mixtape. In the past five months since the project’s release, the rapper has ...

Some MacOS Sequoia users have discovered the familiar handy Emoji keyboard shortcut to access the Emoji & Symbols panel is no longer working as expected. This can be immensely frustrating, especially ...

Snapchat uses the frequency of your Snaps and chats with the other person to determine which emojis to assign to your friendship. You have arrived at the ideal location if you’ve ever wondered what ...

Earlier this year Google added a neat and fun addition to Gboard in its Emoji Kitchen. The feature lets Android users create wacky combinations of different emoji directly on their keyboard ...

Abstract: An IDK classifier is a software component that attempts to categorize each input provided to it into one of a fixed set of classes, returning IDK (“I Don’t Know”) if it is unable to do so ...