Using creepy emoji in workplace communication can earn you a meeting with HR. And you might not realize which ones to avoid at all costs.

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Learn about the enhancements included in macOS Tahoe 26.4. Discover performance updates and new emojis for your Mac.

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This week on the "Cult of Mac" podcast: Griffin shows off Apple's new Studio Display XDR, iPhone 17e and not one but two MacBook Neos.

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Get ready for new emoji in late 2026. Explore the fresh additions like the pickle emoji and what it brings to messaging.

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The best Apple Intelligence feature gets even more fun: You can combine two or more emoji into your own custom creation in iOS 26.

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On World Emoji Day, it’s time to give some respect to the little digital images used to express emotion

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The Unicode 17 specification brings new emoji like Bigfoot, a fight cloud and orca, but Apple definitely won’t bring them to the iPhone and other devices before 2026. The Unicode Consortium announced today new emoji that will make their way...

Apple is binging Tapbacks to Messages on CarPlay, so now you can react to chats with emoji while driving because what could possibly go wrong?

iOS 18.4 and other recent updates brought new emoji, including a face with bags under the eyes, to your iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.

Here's an exhaustive list of all the changes and new features iOS 18.4 and iPadOS 18.4 introduce on your iPhone and iPad.

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You can use the Apple logo as an emoji. It's easy to do on a Mac, and we show you how to add  to texts on iPhone and iPad, too.

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