Jeep didn’t take kindly to Apple associating its brand name with the little blue car emoji. The car was a standard emoji one: a sort of blobby anonycar, reminiscent of today’s average blobby ...

But while Jeep is looking to distance itself from generic emoji associations, earlier this year Ford submitted a pickup emoji that it designed to the Unicode Consortium, which doesn’t already ...

Jeep did not formally lobby Apple to be de-linked from the emoji, according to a brand spokesperson. Apple representatives did not immediately return emails for comment.

In a nod, with a twist to a Jeep Wrangler claim, one Twitter user said simply, “Least capable emoji ever. Good riddance!” The Wrangler version of that phrase, of course, has to do with it ...

The little blue vehicle emoji that would pop up as a suggestion whenever you typed “Jeep” for your iPhone texts is gone with the latest version, iOS 13.1.2.

The blue, hatchback-like emoji that popped up when iPhone users wrote the word "Jeep" wasn't trail-rated, according to the makers of the real thing. Apple booted it from the latest version of iOS ...

Jeep did not formally lobby Apple to be de-linked from the emoji, according to a brand representative. Apple representatives did not immediately return emails for comment.

"The Jeep brand is opposed to this emoji being connected with its name and we're happy the association has been removed from the latest iOS update,” Olivier Francois, ...

We break down Jeep Gladiator trims, there could be a pickup truck emoji thanks to Ford and plenty more besides complete our coverage of all things pickups this week.