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Apple is back with another emoji drop, and this time, iPhone users are getting eight fresh symbols to spice up their messages ...

Apple introduced new emojis in its iOS 18.4 update, and the facial expression one may be very apropos for some users.

Thankfully the symbols they use are (mostly) universal, so once you've learned what each represents (as we explain below) you shouldn't have any problems no matter what you find in your laundry basket ...

Instead of referring to sounds in an essentially arbitrary way, pictures refer to the world. As such, they require no learning and no translation—making emojis akin to the earlist forms of writing.

Google Messages has been given another fun upgrade Emoji symbols can now trigger Screen Effects The animations were first introduced back in 2023 Google Messages has been getting a good number of ...

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Dynamite emoji - An “exploding red pill,” meaning someone is a radicalised incel. Kidney bean - A symbol linked to incel culture, sometimes mocking women. 100 emoji - Tied to the “80/20 rule ...

💥 = In the show it is used next to the pill emoji to indicate the pent-up sexual frustration of 'incels' - involuntarily celibate people who believe they cannot find a sexual partner.

Tauranga teenager Sam Ruthe has become the youngest runner to break four minutes for the mile, with a 3m 58.35s performance at Auckland's Mt Smart Stadium. Paced throughout by training partner and two ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. A 15-year-old from New Zealand has become the youngest runner, and the first 15-year-old ever, to run a mile in under four minutes.