Emojis

Image Source : GMAIL Google's new AI-powered tool will detect spam on Gmail Google has brought up a new AI-powered feature to detect spam. This new feature will help in spotting ‘adversarial text manipulations’ like emails with special characters, typos, emojis and other characters which can easily bypass the Gmail defence. Confirmed as ‘one of the largest…

Jennifer Lopez has many celebrity admirers, if the response to her recent Instagram post is anything to go by. While JLo is a well-established fashion icon, her most recent post, which featured gold, leather and sheer looks, caught the attention of Cindy Crawford, Lisa Rinna and more, as it should.In promotion for her forthcoming ninth album, This is Me...Now — which will be accompanied by the This Is Me...Now: The Film exclusive for those with a Prime Video subscription — Lopez sat down with Elle for the outlet’s Women…

I know what you’re thinking: there isn’t enough ad-supported content to watch on the internet. Well, Google agrees with you, and in order to satiate your bloodlust for even more ads while you watch your television, the company is rolling out some more free channels for Google TV.In a blog post, the company announced its November update for Android. The update, which is starting to roll out today across Android phones, tablets, WearOS smartwatches, and Google TV devices, contains a bunch of new features to make…

World Emoji Day, celebrated on July 17, recognizes the influential role emojis play…

While we had a minor emoji update with iOS 16, iOS 17, on the other hand, promises over 100 new emojis that could come to your iPhone starting next year. According to an Emojipedia blog post, there are a total of 108 new emojis when you include skin tone modifiers and gender variants that could be available with Unicode’s Emoji 15.1 update. Tech. Entertainment. Science. Your inbox. Sign up for the most interesting tech & entertainment news out there. By signing up, I agree to the Terms of Use and…

Unicode has unveiled some brand new emojis for approval, and as in previous years, it's likely we'll see this in future versions of iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma.Emoji such as shaking heads, a red phoenix, people in different directions using a cane or in a wheelchair, and many more, are all under the approval stage before they're approved and implemented into the latest Emoji 15.1 update.Many of these emojis are people walking in directions, which makes sense, as you currently have a limited choice. In the past,…

Microsoft has finally, released the new 3D emojis! Notably, this has taken a long time. Microsoft had made an announcement about their plans to bring 3D emojis to users around two years ago. However, since that time, the development of these emojis has been ongoing for quite a while. Now, in the latest Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25905 to the Canary Channel, Microsoft has revealed the much-awaited emoji makeover for its users.In a blog post, Microsoft says, "With the update of our colour font format to COLRv1,…

Over the years, Google has added some interesting features to its default messaging app, Google Messages. Recently, the tech giant rolled out end-to-end encryption in Messages, its default messaging app, giving users the ability to change the font size in a conversation thread.As reported by Android Police, the company is now testing an animated emojis feature in its native messaging app. An animated emoji, as the feature reads, will appear in motion over standard emojis, which are stationary. While the animated emojis…

In Canada, a judge has made a decision that says the Thumbs-up emoji can be considered a valid form of signature. The judge believes that courts should adapt to how people communicate nowadays. Because of this ruling, a farmer was told to pay a penalty of $61,442 for breaking an emoji Thumbs-up contract, BBC reported.A grain buyer from South West Terminal was involved in a case heard in Saskatchewan's Court of King's Bench. In March 2021, the buyer sent a text message to a large number of clients, stating that they were…

A judge in Canada has said that a thumbs-up emoji can amount to a contractual agreement, while ordering a farmer to pay over $82,000 for not delivering product to a grain buyer after he responded with a thumbs-up image over text. The Court of King’s Bench ruled that the grain buyer, Kent Mickleborough, sent a text to the farmer, saying he was looking to buy 86 tonnes of flax for $17 per bushel, reports CBC News. He later spoke with a farmer named Chris Achter and texted a picture of a contract to deliver the…