and Facebook is embracing them with open arms. The social network is trying out emoji reactions in Ireland and Spain that augment the standard ‘Like’ button. The new reactions include Love ...

Today, Facebook is taking the wraps off what form the new Like may take. It is rolling out “Reactions,” a new set of six emoji that will sit alongside the original thumbs-up to let users ...

Do you like it? Better yet ... show that their feelings are worth more than a vector drawing. A picture may be worth a thousand words, but to Facebook, it's worth so much more.

After more than a year of working to build alternatives to its trademark "like" button, Facebook's has globally launched emoji "Reactions." Users can still respond to a post or comment with ...

Facebook is making good on a promise to more accurately represent its users’ feelings, launching a test program to evolve the newsfeed “Like” button. Facebook Chief Product Officer Chris ...

In February 2016, Facebook added emoji “Reactions” to the News Feed after more than a year of building an alternative to the trademark “Like” button. And recently, Facebook has confirmed ...

These emoji reactions include five different emotions—from love to wow to angry—as depicted by smiley faces, plus Facebook’s signature thumbs up to signify a “Like.” For the first time ...

(I guess "wow" is a feeling now.) It's a pretty radical change for a tall glass of Metamucil like Facebook, and it's probably long overdue. Are emoji silly? Dur. Do emoji add another layer of ...

Facebook is preparing to trade the yellow smiley for emojis that actually look like you. Beginning Monday ... In comments, the process starts by tapping the emoji icon and then navigating the ...

Facebook weighted “emoji” reactions to user posts five times more than that of a single “like.” The decision is easy enough to understand — anything that prompts people to opt for a ...