Nikki Spiers, 31, from London, became an internet hit in March after a WhatsApp emoji quiz she sent to her friends was shared around the world, and now she's back with a geography special.

But, some of the emoji we love to use could actually be considered offensive in certain countries. Given that emoji is the world's fastest growing language, it's important to get to grips with ...

A study of global emoji use on Twitter shows that humans everywhere use these digital icons in similar ways.

With the increase in the popularity of emoji around the world, smiley faces and sad faces are firmly entrenched within our social messaging lexicons. Mobile keyboard company SwiftKey aggregated ...

In countries where the face with tears of joy or red heart isn't number one, that country's flag almost always reigns supreme. In the US, the most used emoji is again the face with tears of joy.

Happy World Emoji Day 2017! World Emoji Day is celebrated on July 17 because that's the date displayed on the iOS calendar emoji. To celebrate this day, we're sharing six fun facts about the emoji!

To call attention to the occasion, Twitter released some data showing which emoji are used the most in different countries around the world.

Happy World Emoji Day 2017! World Emoji Day is celebrated on July 17 because that's the date displayed on the iOS calendar emoji. To celebrate this day, we're sharing six fun facts about the emoji!

It not only lets you explore countries from around the world but also improves your cognitive skills.  Solving quizzes like ...