Emoji, the Japan-exported digital images that are now widely available on iPhones around the world, present the observer with an endless series of mysteries.

The first emoji was created in 1999 by Japanese artist Shigetaka Kurita, and 625 emoji characters were indexed into the Unicode Standard in 2010, according to Wired. Apple added an official emoji ...

The release of Apple's iOS 15.4 update Monday brings with it 37 new emoji, including a melting face, biting lip, heart hands, and more. Take a look.

Americans love the crying face emoji that's used to convey hearty laughter, Apple revealed on Friday.The "Face With Tears of Joy" beat out other popular emojis, including the face with heart eyes ...