The latest WhatsApp beta build introduces sticker suggestions, eliminating the extra step of opening the sticker panel. Here’s how it works.

is a reporter with five years of experience covering consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and mechanical keyboards. Twitter is testing emoji reactions for tweets that go beyond a ...

Other than some developer tests, Twitter has only ever offered you one way to react to tweets: the classic heart "Like" emoji and prior to 2015, the "Favorite" star button. Now, the social media ...

Sometimes a YouTube video deserves more nuanced feedback than a simple comment, or a “thumbs up” or a “thumbs down”. YouTube today is testing timed-specific emoji reactions for a small group of users.

Last week, WhatsApp was spotted working on a redesigned emoji keyboard along with some minor UI tweaks in chats. It appears the company has quickly wrapped up the development work. It is now rolling ...

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Facebook executives have been weighing whether or not to introduce a dislike button, or something similar to it, for years. Now it seems the social network is taking a big step in possibly giving ...

is a reporter with five years of experience covering consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and mechanical keyboards. Messages isn’t the first chat app to get emoji reactions, which ...

Twitter users made it pretty clear last week. A puffy red heart isn’t always the best way to favorite/like/star/bookmark/acknowledge tweets. Maybe Twitter is ...

According to Engadget, YouTube is now testing time-specific emoji reactions as a new way for users to react to a video. Currently, the only way for YouTube users to react to a video is to use thumbs ...

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