If you're wondering what all the different color heart emojis mean and when to send each one, here's a comprehensive guide on how to use all the heart emojis.

To celebrate the day, Apple News+ on Thursday released Emoji Game, a new, digital puzzle in which you use emoji to complete ...

Don't expect to see new flags in your phone's emoji any time soon. The Unicode Consortium has warned it will "no longer accept proposals" for flag emoji, regardless of category.

Even so, overall, the black heart emoji is still used to symbolize love and affection for many, even if some users add it to a dark post on Instagram, TikTok, or X (formerly Twitter).

Hidden among the 104 new emoji in Apple's iOS 10.2 update was a new spin on an old classic and it's already become everyone's favorite new emoji: the black heart. SEE ALSO: Apple's massive emoji ...

Last year, I wrote about how emoji-coder Unicode added 230 emoji, such as a banjo and kite, but neglected to include the trans pride flag.That was rectified this year: A trans flag emoji has now ...

The Unicode Consortium said the only emoji that gets close to the popularity of Tears of Joy is the Red Heart ️. The rest of this year's top 10 most-used emoji, which mostly have positive vibes ...

The white heart became an emoji in 2019. It is supported on all updated systems such as WhatsApp, Apple, Google, Samsung, Twitter and other social media platforms.

The heart eyes emoji can be seen as someone being flirty or just really friendly. People often use the heart-eye emoji to say, “You’re cute,” or something very similar.

The Heart Emoji Is Meaningless. Once reserved for romantic partners and other loved ones, the heart emoji can now mean anything—which means it has no meaning at all.