Surrey Police have warned parents to be on the lookout for the 'eight ball' emoji on their children's social media profiles.

Researchers from Northern Arizona University have found that several 'Britishisms' are now being regularly used by Americans.

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However, there will be more than half a dozen new emoji, which is always welcome news. Here’s what’s coming. Apple's latest emoji are coming soon. You may have thought that there really were ...

The team of six researchers found that any two people looking at the same icon have a 25 percent chance of disagreeing on whether the emoji was supposed to be positive, neutral or negative. Survey ...