Emojis

Tech giant Google has released a Unicode 15.0 release that comes with 31 new emoji characters, animations and colour customization to Android…

Google has made quite a few announcements today with the company’s work on emojis, including the addition of Unicode 15.0 emojis to AOSP, an animated version of emojis in Android, a colored version of Noto Emoji font, and support for color-changing emojis in Chrome. These new emojis will soon be released to Android smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches, including Samsung’s Galaxy devices. In a post on the Google Developers Blog, the company announced that it is adding Unicode 15.0 emojis to Google’s emoji library and…

Google, an American search engine, has started rolling out a new update for one its Workspace suite tools-Google Docs. The tech giant wants Docs to offer an…

Image Source : SAUMYA NIGAM Google Docs Google documents have become a major part of our work life- but still, there is so much to explore and learn about the platform. Like inserting emojis in the doc was a little tricky earlier, but now it has become much smoother. You can streamline the emojis with the new update which rolled out recently. With the new update, you…

Google earlier brought emoji reactions to the Docs web version as an update, and with the latest one, will allow you to insert emoji as you’re writing. This update to Google Docs for the web is supposed to make it simpler for users to add emojis. According to a blog post on the Google Workspace website, users can now add emojis to a document they are working on by searching for emojis in Docs.Availability On August 29, this Google Docs emoji insertion feature became available. It is turned on by default and will be…

GoogleGoogle Docs has been a place where you can easily collaborate with colleagues and classmates, sharing ideas and edits all on one document. Now you can share how you are feeling, too -- the latest Google Workspace update lets you add in-line emojis while you are typing. To add the emojis, all you have to do is click the "@" button on your keyboard followed by the name of the emoji you want to use. For example, if you are feeling celebratory, you can click "@" followed by "confetti" and the emoji will pop up…

Google is simplifying the way you insert emojis in Docs. You can simply type “@” followed by the name or descriptor of the emoji to get a list of all related emojis on the screen. You can use arrow keys to scroll through them and select an emoji with the enter key. The selected item will appear in line with your text.Additionally, you can also type “@:” or “:” in Google Docs for a dropdown list of emojis with the option to open up the entire catalog. It shows the company’s standard emoji grid with category grouping. A…

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Emoticons have fundamentally altered the way we communicate digitally. Emojis are a popular way for people to express or convey their emotions and sentiments in text. Our ability to communicate has been greatly improved by emojis, to the point that many smartphone keyboards now suggest appropriate ones as we type. On July 17, people all across the world celebrate World Emoji Day. This commemorative occasion was first publicly proposed in 2013 by Jeremy Burge, founder of Emojipedia. Interestingly, the date July 17 was…

WhatsApp is reportedly releasing message reactions feature for Android users on beta. The new feature currently offers six emoji reactions. As per the report, the ability to react to messages is limited to select users but everyone should be able to see the emoji reactions. Emoji reactions have been available on other Meta-owned platforms like Instagram and Messenger. They have also been available to users on Discord, Slack, and Telegram. WhatsApp has not officially confirmed when all users will get the emoji reactions…