Official names tell one story. Real usage tells another. Here are the emojis most often misread, plus what people actually mean today.

Have you ever gotten a Twitter DM that made you wish you could give it a thumbs down, laugh at it or just generally react to it like you can on Facebook? Well, now you can. Twitter has rolled out ...

It seems that the heart-shaped like button of Twitter will no longer be alone for a long time. The social media giant is working on a Facebook-like emoji reaction, an app researcher leaks. However, ...

Facebook reportedly sparked internal concern and debate after tweaking its algorithm to make reactions — including anger — five times more important than "likes." From our morning news briefing to a ...

Emojis are used throughout online communications, but little is known about the way each individual perceives them. Researchers investigated how emoji comprehension differs by culture (UK vs China) ...