9to5Google reports that the “Double tap to heart” gesture is arriving on Google Messages through a server-side update. ... Unfortunately, the only reaction available right now is a heart emoji.

In today’s blog post, Google shows off its designs for all 21 of these new emoji, as pictured below. Google said that these new emoji from Unicode 15 will be added to AOSP “in the coming weeks ...

Google’s letting users change their emoji colors through the G-board-based emoji kitchen, though. You can add a colored heart to an existing emoji to change its color.

We’re talking about a poop and a heart, together at last. [Image: Google] “A lot of it is based on how we communicate digitally,” says Jennifer Daniel, creative director for Google emoji ...

Thirty-one new emojis -- including the highly-requested pink heart -- are coming to smartphones next year. Emoji 15.0 is set to be approved this September, Emojipedia noted.

For example, you can use your custom emoji as a zombie, mage, heart eyes, crying eyes, shruggie, and all the others. This the third style of Mini stickers, first introduced last year.

Google says that these new emoji reactions are rolling out starting today and on throughout the month. They’ll first arrive on Google Meet on Web, Meet Hardware devices, and iOS. Android support ...

iMessage reactions as emoji. ... For example, the love reaction on iMessage is received by Google Messages as the heart-eyes emoji, while the laugh reaction is replaced with a laughing face emoji.

Google appears to be testing a feature that lets you react to messages with any emoji, instead of limiting you to a standard set of them. Like anything text-message related, it can get messy.

Google Maps has rolled out a new feature that lets you customize your saved places in a fun new way. If you have some free time in your future, take a minute and add emoji as the icons to your ...

Google will add emoji reactions, as well as several other safety and engagement-related features, to Meet over the next few months.

If a particularly loved emoji hasn’t been given the star treatment by Google, don’t worry, as there are sure to be more added over time. Gboard has no shortage of other features you can use ...