Apple’s version of the middle-finger emoji depicts a fully extended middle finger rising above four other fingers, all fully curled-in. The middle finger forms a 90-degree angle with the ...

As you might have seen from those who got hands-on demos of the new iPads and iPhones at this week’s Apple event, the iOS 9.1 update will includes lots and lots of new emoji, including the ...

Emoji are about to get a lot more expressive — with more (and less) hair. Yeah, that's right. There's curly haired, red haired, and bald emoji now. SEE ALSO: This interactive emoji dance party ...

There are 250 new emoji today, and still few representations of people of color. That’s right: Other than a few stereotypical pictograms, all the current humans of the emojiland are white or a ...

Alas, change comes slowly — even in tech. Case in point: Windows 10 will display the middle-finger emoji if you view the character on a Web site or copy/paste it from somewhere else.

How To Use The New Emoji To Up Your Sexting Game. by Laken Howard. Oct. 21, 2015. ... It's not quite as satisfying as spooning IRL, but the little emoji face sure is adorable. 9. Middle Finger.

CHICAGO (CBS)-- Sometime in July, PC users will be able to do something not so PC. Flip the bird, offer up the one finger salute, give em the middle finger. In the form of an emoji. According to ...

Ed Sheeran and Prince Harry fans of the world, rejoice! We could be about to get a redhead emoji, along with bald, curly and white-haired ones, if a proposed update gets the go-ahead.

Redheads have been so worked up about it there have been petitions in Scotland and a persistent online campaign – and now the ginger emoji is finally here. Unicode’s Emoji 11.0 update will ...

The new Apple emoji are based on the new symbols that the Unicode consortium has defined. Apple’s own designers have given those symbols their own flavour. There are 13 new emojis.

A woman with alopecia has launched a petition calling for emoji of bald men and women to help represent people with hair loss. Jade Jarvis, 24, from Eastbourne developed alopecia when she was 16.