Looking to spice up your conversations? Twitter, Facebook, and Gmail all support UTF-8 Unicode special characters. These UTF-8 special characters are symbols that don’t appear on a standard keyboard ...

Typing emoji on your smartphone is easy. For an onscreen keyboard, changing all the keys to symbols is always just a tap away -- even if you don't do it, you've probably accidentally switched to an ...

There is something just so inherently funny about emoji copy and paste hacks, and emoji art. Whether that makes us immature? We don't care, because sometimes all a text conversation is really missing ...

Emoji are easy to find and add nearly everywhere, except in Google's online documents. Here's where they're hiding. Katie covered all things how-to at CNET, with a focus on Social Security and notable ...

Sending an email to your friend is not a big deal. But do you know that you can put a picture in the subject line of an email? Although you may not find a direct option in Gmail or Outlook.com, it is ...

Faces in Content Warning are easily customised at the suit station in the house, but you only get three characters, and not all symbols are seemingly allowed. If you just want to stick with letters ...

In the old days we had to make do with primitive sideways grins, frowns, and winks. Now we can draw from a huge stock of full-color, properly-oriented emojis for nearly any concept we might want to ...

Emoji, accent marks, and other special characters bring an element of fun and accuracy to the texting experience, but what if you’re on your PC and you want to break up plain old text with cool ...