Anyone can submit an idea for a new emoji. The Unicode Standard -- a universal character encoding standard -- is responsible ...

A national analysis reveals which commonly-used simple emojis most confuse receivers with red, purple and blue hearts among the top 10 searches. In fact, the loved-up emoji baffles Australians ...

A red heart can be as innocuous ... The fact that the broken heart is the fifth most used heart emoji might say something about the current state of the world. It’s most often used to indicate ...

These new emoji may not have a definition, but some combinations are easily decipherable. Yeah, but wait there's more! Emojipedia also hosts the World Emoji Awards on World Emoji Day, July 17.