People using happy emojis might seem cheerful — but the subtext could reveal their more emo tendencies. A new study published in Frontiers in Psychology revealed that people use emojis to hide how ...

From a terrain that was predominantly dominated by traditional face-to-face meetings and lengthy email threads, we have transitioned to a realm that embraces a colourful, efficient, and expressive ...

A hairless bat photo landed in Debra Johnson Robnik's text messages. Her response: "I hope that's not your dinner." Insert barbecue grill emoji. Like this exchange with a friend, the Duluth woman uses ...

Passwords can be difficult to manage. They have to be long and complex enough that hackers can’t guess them through brute force, and you need to have a unique password for every single account so that ...

If you’re not using emojis in your correspondence, they may not be as meaningful. Seven in 10 Americans feel that unless a message has an emoji in it, it is “incomplete,” according to a new survey ...

Overflowing inboxes may make physicians 😠, but a new study published online this week in JAMA Network Open suggests that using emojis and emoticons when messaging colleagues may have a positive 😊 ...