The draft list for the new 2025 emojis has been released, and it includes a distorted face, killer whale, "hairy creature," ...

There are 164 proposed emoji that are a part of the 2025/2026 pack. Unicode has revealed nine of the new emoji concepts. Some of the new concepts include a fight cloud symbol, a trombone ...

While the new emoji will still need to be approved, they've already drummed up huge interest on X (formerly Twitter). 'Big foot would be dope,' one user ... bursting out of a cloud.

Built into the iPhone’s emoji keyboard, the feature lets people ... In late 2024, it’ll roll out localized English support for Australia, as well as language support for users in Canada ...

The sad news for 1990s retro-heads is that it's going to be available only in Japan, where it will sell for 7,150 yen (about $46), and will go on sale starting Dec. 10. So until then, a better time ...

“For example, the existence of a chipmunk emoji makes it unlikely that a squirrel would be approved, because it would be hard to tell the ... pistol in 2016 was one of the first hot-button ...

Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Charles Omenihu (90) celebrates forcing fumble out of the hands of Baltimore ... Omenihu posted a snake emoji on X. Fans took that to mean he’s returning to ...

“I’d probably tell you JuJu (Smith-Schuster is) closer than the other two, but I would tell you that — we might have them out there ... Omenihu posted a snake emoji on X.

“I’d probably tell you JuJu (is) closer than the other two, but I would tell you that — we might have them out there ... Omenihu posted a snake emoji on X. Fans took that to mean he ...

You have to find the hidden emoji among these emojis within a given time. You only have 10 seconds to find the odd emoji among these. Only 1 person can solve this at a time. Focus closely and stay ...

Personality Test: Your Forehead Reveals Your Hidden Personality Traits In this challenge, you’ll have just 5 seconds to spot the odd one out, pushing your cognitive speed and accuracy to the limit.

A new online puzzle challenges readers to find the odd word out in a grid filled with repetitions of "Met." The challenge lies in overcoming our brain's tendency to skim over familiar patterns ...