Earlier this week, people with access to the preview of iOS 9.1 discovered something mysterious hiding out within it: A new emoji that looks like an eye sitting in the middle of a speech bubble.

Lu’s energy level ... bubble tea market, which was valued at nearly $2 billion in 2016, is expected to grow to more than $3 billion by 2023. All the extra work paid off when the new boba emoji ...

A University of Illinois professor helped win approval for a forthcoming new emoji symbol — a cup of bubble tea — as part of her research into how people communicate using the popular images.

Apple's official name for it was "eye in speech bubble," but its origins and intended use were unknown. Now, the meaning behind a mysterious emoji has been revealed. The Ad Council, the nonprofit ...

a sneaky reference to Apple’s famous “Think Different” ads), bubble tea, a dodo, and a piñata. There’s also a pair of lungs, as well as an emoji which Unicode has called an “anatomical ...

With the launch of iOS 18, Apple added support for RCS, or Rich Communication Services. ‌RCS‌ replaces SMS/MMS as the default messaging standard for any "green bubble" conversations, and ...

Emoji fans can expect a total of 62 emoji introduced in 2020, among them being some popular icons of objects like 'bubble tea,' a ladder and boomerang, as well as emoji related to people ...

Now you can also drag them anywhere on a message bubble. You can even layer them on top of one another to create little emoji scenes. The following steps show you how it works in iOS 17.