New Delhi: An international campaign calling for the creation of the world's first official safe sex emoji, ahead of World AIDS Day on December 1, was launched on Tuesday by sexual well being brand ...

Just when you thought there couldn't be any more emojis needed, now there's a push to create a "condom emoji." Durex started a campaign online for the specific emoji -- using the "condom emoji" ...

As part of iOS 14.5, Apple is adding new emoji from the Unicode Consortium’s Emoji 13.1 release, including skin tone options for some popular emoji and several new smiley faces and hearts. The company ...

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Broadcaster ABC is promoting the return of game show "Supermarket Sweep" with an emoji-based game on Twitter. The "Supermoji Sweep" game asks people to reply to its @SuperSweepABC account with ...

Hot on the heels of Google announcing it would allows users to switch emoji genders two weeks ago, Apple is now doing the same for iOS. This means you can finally have a female construction worker, ...

To mark World Emoji Day, Google and the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee introduced 11 new emoji that represent professions for men and women across all races. World Emoji Day, which took place on 17 July, ...

The number of eateries that offer vegan-friendly dishes has been on the rise in recent times, with popular chain restaurants such as Wagamama and Pizza Express updating their menus to be as inclusive ...

Let’s talk about sex. Durex launched a new condom emoji campaign to get people talking about safe sex. Suggestive sex emoji such as the peach and eggplant emoji already exist and are usually used to ...

New emoji skin colors are bringing Twitter users together. Despite concerns that emoji of different skin tones would be used to make racist comments, the addition of racially diverse emoji has been ...

Emoji characters with modified skin tones are used positively and are rarely abused, a study of Twitter posts has shown. Emoji characters with adapted skin tones are used positively and are rarely ...