Released to coincide with World Emoji Day, the new Emoji Game is part logic, part word game that's inspired by how we use ...

There are plenty of reasons to look forward to iOS 26 — the debut of Apple’s new Liquid Glass design language, custom ...

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

On World Emoji Day, celebrated on July 17, we celebrate emojis in all their quirky, colorful glory. Love them or judge them, ...

Apple has recently acknowledged the existence of a bug in the iPhone keyboard that prompts the Palestinian flag emoji when users search for the “Jerusalem” keyword. This bug has been the ...

When it comes to emoji issues specifically, Apple removed the Taiwan flag emoji in 2019 from its iOS keyboard for users in Hong Kong and Macau. In 2019, Apple Maps began designating Crimea as part ...

A trombone emoji is imminent. The Unicode Consortium, a nonprofit foundation that upholds the Unicode Standard, announced the approved 2025 list of emoji. Other approved emoji from Unicode 17.0 ...

Apple has pushed its latest iOS developer beta version 16.4, and it contains some interesting updates, including expanded emoji support, keyboard updates for certain languages, and support for web ...

Apple is working to fix what the company said was a bug that displayed the Palestinian flag emoji when some iPhone users typed in “Jerusalem” in text after it sparked controversy on social ...

The emojis are available on iPhones, iPads, iPods, Apple Watches, and other iOS devices updated to the latest version. Apple’s new ‘pregnant man’ emoji (NR Staff) ...

Available for iPhone and other Apple devices, the Nurse Emoji Keyboard Stickers app can be found in the Apple Store. Once installed, the nurse-themed emojis will be present on iMessage, Facebook, ...

Apple quickly responded by declaring the emoji was the result of an iOS 17.4.1 bug that affected predictive text. It’s unclear what caused the bug or if other words were affected as well, but ...