However, there has been a fair bit of confusion amongst players as to how they can go about customizing their speech bubbles in the game. While it’s a cosmetic feature that will allow one to ...

Earlier this week, people with access to the preview of iOS 9.1 discovered something mysterious hiding out within it: A new emoji that looks like an eye sitting in the middle of a speech bubble.

Notice something weird? There are no fewer than nine instant messaging apps, and seven of those use a speech bubble as their logo. We’ve lamented the fragmented state of messaging many times ...

The upcoming iOS 9.1 and OS X 10.11.1 updates will include a new Apple designed emoji descriptively called "eye in speech bubble," though its meaning and intended use is not yet known. Discovered ...

Apple's official name for it was "eye in speech bubble," but its origins and intended use were unknown. Now, the meaning behind a mysterious emoji has been revealed. The Ad Council, the nonprofit ...

Press the Xbox button on your controller to open the guide, then go to Profile & system > Settings > Ease of Access > Game and chat transcription. Players can also enable text-to-speech and speech ...

Last month, a beta version of Apple's new iPhone software revealed a new emoji of an eye inside a speech bubble. The original name of it was, according to Apple, "eye in speech bubble" but eagle ...

There's also an explanation for the speech bubble design of the new logo, and its choice of colour. "The new logo's speech bubble motif, 'Fukidashi' in Japanese, expresses the potential of the ...