Emoji change from platform to platform, but on Android, they can often change from device to device. While many have wised up and started using Google’s emoji to create some kind of standard, Samsung ...

Samsung is releasing Experience 9.0 as part of its ongoing rollout of the Android Oreo update, and with it will come revamped emoji specifically for the Galaxy S8. The new upcoming emoji won’t have ...

Samsung may have a big year ahead of it with the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy Note 9, but we're more excited about it finally redesigning its emojis. The company has begun rolling out Samsung Experience 9.0 ...

After months of calling it Android O, we finally got the rather predictable confirmation that the upcoming software release would be named after the delicious cream-filled snacks. If you’re surprised ...

Samsung has made great strides to fix its custom Android UI over the past few years, going from the bloated and ugly TouchWiz to the less-bloated and sleek Samsung Experience. Unfortunately, its emoji ...

After outcry earlier this year regarding Google’s emojis on Android, specifically around its version of a cheeseburger. Now, in the latest version of Android 8.1, Google has fixed a handful of emojis.

Samsung has had a bad rap when it comes to emoji. Aesthetically speaking, they’re pretty fug, and worse, the yellow globs often don’t correspond with emoji on other platforms. So sometimes you’d be ...

Google is releasing a new version of Android today (December 5), and with it are updated, fixed versions of its much-criticised emoji, The Verge first reported. The most notable one is the hamburger, ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Samsung’s emoji have always been really bad. So bad, in fact, that it’s often impossible to tell what the ...

The cheeseburger emoji debate is finally over, as Google has resolved things in Android 8.1 Oreo. Now the cheese is on top of the patty and no longer on the bottom bun — as things should be, according ...

Google is releasing a new version of Android today (December 5), and with it are updated, fixed versions of its much-criticised emoji, The Verge first reported. The most notable one is the hamburger, ...