the emoji displays inline instead of as a separate message. The same goes for when an iPhone user reacts to a message sent from an Android. SEE ALSO: The DOJ accuses Apple of a 'green bubble ...

SoftBank, a Japanese wireless carrier, created the first known emoji set in 1997. When Apple launched its iOS 2.2 in November 2008, it had to create its own emoji so any emoji sent from SoftBank ...

Apple thinks it's high time to make even more inclusive emoji. In a March proposal, the tech company requested that Unicode Consortium — the organization responsible for our emoji — create ...

Apple released iOS 18 in September ... In the Tapbacks bubble above the message, scroll to the right to show a handful of emoji to use. If you don't see the right emoji, or you want to use ...