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.

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 ...

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 ...

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.

The upcoming iOS 9.1 and OS X 10.11.1 updates will include a new Apple designed emoji descriptively called "eye in speech bubble," though its meaning and intended use is not yet known. Discovered ...

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 ...

Veland discovered that the eye bubble is related to an “anti-bullying campaign,” making this one of the few emoji in Apple’s keyboard related to a specific social message. While Apple’s ...

For a few days now, people have been wondering what the "eye in a speech bubble" emoji means after it came out with the newest iOS 9.2 update — and the good news is that we finally have our answer.