Emoji: You either love them or hate them. But it’s a little bit better if you love them, a new study has found. That’s because single people who use emoji allegedly have more sex and women who use ...
Thinking about its mission to make healthcare workers’ jobs easier during the pandemic, PerfectServe, a healthcare communications services company, was brainstorming ways to leverage its ...
Men struggle to grasp the meaning of emoji faces because they are less sensitive than women, a study has found. Researchers asked 500 men and women from the UK and China to identify the emotions being ...
Push notifications that include emoji are opened 254% more often than those without the digital smiley faces and icons, according to a Leanplum study provided to Mobile Marketer. The response to push ...
You might be using emoji on your iPhone or Android device a lot these days, but it turns out you probably don't really understand what you're sending to someone else. A new study shows that certain ...
Adobe has released its 2022 Emoji Report, showing that the popularity and acceptance of emoji for communication is only growing. The study, which surveyed over 5,000 emoji users from the United States ...
Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The world can’t stop laughing — or at least over text. The crying-laughing face is the world’s ...
Ahead of World Emoji Day on Saturday, July 17, Adobe has released its annual in-depth study on the latest emoji trends. Based on responses from users around the world, the report gives a look at the ...
A survey of more than 5,000 Match.com users confirms what you’ve long suspected — heavy emoji users are just hornier than the rest of us. The horny news was reported by Maxim.com, the website of one ...
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