Emojis are all over our smartphones. These little icons have become an integral part of how we use mobile technology. From text messages to Facebook posts, they spice up our everyday digital ...

For all of you emoji lovers out there, Google is adding a context menu to Chrome that allows you to open the Windows 10 emoji panel that can be used to insert emojis into any editable input field.

With iOS 16, you can insert and send an emoji using Siri by saying the name of the emoji you want in any iPhone app that supports dictating text.

It’s called Reaction Packs. Simply download the plugin, and then go to its website to pick which new Reactions you want popping up on Facebook on your computer.

In everyday digital communication, emojis and emoticons are indispensable. But do these terms mean the same thing? They actually do not. The post What Is the Difference Between Emoji and Emoticon?