This emoji is popular among lovers of alternative music too. But despite the colour, the heart is still most commonly used ironically to represent deep, embarrassing, romantic love and affection.

The yellow heart emoji along with the other was approved under Unicode 60 in 2010. Across all social platforms the yellow emoji comes with a golden hue which looks amazing when shared. The yellow ...

Flexible and confusing, the heart emoji is Libra personified. The heart emoji, like Libra itself is popular, adaptable and generally deployed to smooth, encourage or assuage.

The orange heart recently took on an additional layer of meaning following the deaths of three missing members of the Bibas family.

The new additions include a moose, a blackbird, a goose and a jellyfish. You will soon have a pink heart and a "shook face" at your fingertips, too.

In an exclusive poll of 1,500 U.S. adults on behalf of Newsweek, 50 percent of men said that the heart emoji shouldn't be used at work, but women disagreed.

We "heart" emojis. Seriously. The most used word of 2014 wasn't even a word, it was that little cartoon heart you put at the end of text messages.

Emojipedia, the internet's home for emoji knowledge, previously explained: "A classic red love heart emoji, used for expressions of love and romance. This is the most popular heart emoji." ...

The Most Popular Word Of 2014 Was An Emoji By Madeline Stone Dec 29, 2014, 10:42 AM PT Will Wei, Business Insider It turns out that the most popular word of 2014 wasn't actually a word at all.

Twitter did a silly thing today. It took away its neutral star icon andturned it into a smarmy heart. Turns out, it’s extremely easy to replace that ...

The iOS 16.4 beta that was released today introduces new Unicode 15 emoji characters, adding new emoji options for the first time in more than a ...

2 The blue emoji is a beloved symbol for texters What does the blue heart emoji mean? The blue heart emoji is often referred to as the symbol of friendship.