Boffins issue a warning to anyone who thinks it's cool to use tiny icons in place of old-fashioned words when communicating with professional contacts PEOPLE who use smiley face emojis in their work ...

Absurdly Driven looks at the world of business with a skeptical eye and a firmly rooted tongue in cheek. I can’t remember the first time I saw a smiley face emoji. I can remember that I felt a little ...

New research asks if emoji use in clinical records could impact patient understanding, perceived professionalism, and legal ...

If you have the habit of including a smiley face emoji in your e-mails to your boss to create a positive impression, think twice. (Image: IE) Using a smiley face emoji or similar emoticons in ...

Analysis of 218.1 million notes from 1.6 million patients' electronic health records revealed growing use of emojis.

The next time you want to drop a smiley face emoji into a work email, it might be wise to hold back — especially if the sender is someone you haven’t met yet. Citing research, the authors defined ...

EVERYONE loves using emojis in their texts to try and describe how they’re really feeling. However, some are a bit more difficult to know how to use them. So, what is the upside-down smiley? Please ...

Apple has yet to adopt the Unicode 17 characters, which were officially revealed in July 2025. Unicode 17 emojis are set to ...

1. Open your Photos app. 2. Tap the photo you want to turn into an emoji or sticker. 3. Tap and hold the item in the photo ...

From the thumbs-up emoji to the peach and eggplant, testers across the country are shocked to discover the true meaning of these seemingly innocent emoticons. Although misusing certain emojis can be ...

While you might think that adding a 'smiley' emoji to a work email helps to convey a friendly tone, a new study suggests that the practice could be more of a hindrance than a help. Scientists indicate ...

Today emoticons are so pervasive that behavioral science has taken an active interest in how people use them. Among the evidence (recently surveyed by Roni Jacobson at the great new Science of Us blog ...