Once reserved for romantic partners and other loved ones, the heart emoji can now mean anything—which means it has no meaning ...

We are all familiar with the heart emoji, which comes in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, brown, black, and white. There are also several other styles of heart emoji, all of which give ...

One of the classic hearts, the royal-blue heart emoji is particularly popular for brands and marketers online, Broni says. “It shows that you love something, but not in a way that would be weird ...

“The purple heart emoji usually reflects a less romantically-charged alternative … the blue serves a similar purpose but can also imply a feeling of sadness, or feeling ‘blue’.” The ...

Categories are more practical than Apple’s keyboard – for instance, all animals are listed under the koala and love-related emoji (including couples) are available under the blue heart. Scrolling in ...