The folded hands emoji has popped up in more tweets than ever before to help express our feelings about seemingly every aspect of a health crisis that can sometimes defy words.

Messaging your Italian friends is about to get that much easier with a new emoji representing one of Italy's best-known hand gestures.

The nail care emoji (a personal favorite) is a classic, yet subtle, dig. Still, what’s the best way to politely recommend someone just stop speaking? This little fella.

The emoji in question is a common Italian hand gesture that, roughly translated, means “what the hell?” This isn’t how our team was using it. At some point, we collectively decided to use ...

Even though most people call this emoji 'prayer hands,' it's also known as the "high five" emoji, according to Emojipedia. The disappearance of the yellow light behind the hands makes more sense ...

Unicode released its list of all the new emojis that will be available on smartphones later in 2020. The "pinched fingers" emoji raised eyebrows.

In a surprising turn of events, Generation Z has taken aim at the seemingly innocuous thumbs-up emoji, sparking a heated debate across social media platforms. The beloved symbol of approval and ...

The Unicode Consortium, which oversees the release of new emoji, announces 117 new symbols. They include a transgender flag and a popular Italian hand gesture. Find out what else you might see ...

Ladies and gentlemen, charge up your iPhones because iOS14 is rolling out this afternoon you’ll have access to the newest and perhaps coolest emoji of them all: the new pickup truck emoji.

You'll also get a disguised face, polar bear, bubble tea, pickup truck, toothbrush, military helmet, two people hugging, and more -- 62 new emoji and 55 skin tone variants in all.

Stop sign Call me hand Raised hand Left-facing fist Right-facing fist Hand shake Hand with first and index finger crossed Face with cowboy hat Nauseated face Rolling on the floor laughing Drooling ...

But my problem with tech bros using the sparkles emoji is more than a weary aesthetic. It's that the companies have a fundamental misunderstanding of what the sparkles emoji actually means.