Facebook just expanded the “Like” button with a feature it calls Reactions---six animated emoji the company hopes will let users to respond with more emotional nuance to the posts in their news feeds.

In this particular optical illusion, an image filled with countless emojis conceals one angry face. The task is simple yet tricky: spot the angry emoji within six seconds. At first glance, the image ...

In late 2017, Facebook was in the final stages of preparing for a major change in how it ranked posts and comments, and at least one employee had a lingering concern: what to do about the emojis. The ...

From climate change to the worsening refugee crisis to rollbacks of LGBTQ rights, you've probably reacted to a lot of deeply troubling news in your Facebook news feed this year. But what if you could ...

From Angry Birds to an evil Pac-Man in Pixels, movie studios have been placing (barely) animated figures at the centre of the latest flicks. And now, a new movie from Sony Pictures Animation will be ...

An optical illusion featuring a grid of emojis challenges viewers to find a single angry face hidden among the many smiling ones within a mere 7 seconds. This deceptively simple puzzle highlights how ...

Optical illusions have become the new fixation of the internet. The brain-teasers play tricks on our eyes and reveal how our brain processes images. These optical illusions challenge viewers to put ...