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I had no idea ChatGPT could do this with text — now I use it all the time

ChatGPT can create dozens of decorative Unicode text styles with a few simple prompts

TechRadar · Aug 7

Android 16 users can get early access to 163 new emojis that'll soon be everywhere – here’s how

You can now test out Trombone, Landslide, and Distorted Face in the Android 16 QPR3 beta.

TechRadar · Dec 19, 2025

How To Do Different Fonts On Facebook: Yes You Can - Here's What You Should Do

Facebook doesn't support custom fonts, but users can stylise posts with Unicode text converters like YayText or LingoJam for bold, cursive or bubble-style lettering.

International Business Times UK · Oct 14, 2025

Face With Tears of Joy: A Natural History of Emoji by Keith Houston review

A deep dive into the surprising uses and linguistic shortfalls of the ubiquitous symbols

The Guardian - UK · Jul 7, 2025

Apple has introduced 8 new emojis with iOS 18.4 - here they are, ranked from best to worst

Apple has released its 18.4 software update, which includes 8 new emojis. Here they are, ranked from best to worst.

TechRadar · Apr 7, 2025

Adolescence has sparked fears over teen slang – but emoji don’t cause radicalisation

Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham’s crime drama Adolescence has earned widespread praise for its portrayal of incel culture and male violence.

The Conversation · Apr 1, 2025

Not even emoji are safe from hackers - smiley faces can be hijacked to hide data, study claims

The method could be used to invisibly watermark content, experts have warned.

TechRadar · Feb 13, 2025

Emojis can be hacked to hide data or messages, unicode Characters also susceptible

Paul Butler tests and demonstrates the flexibility of encoding hidden messages within Unicode characters, including emoji.

Tom’s Hardware · Feb 12, 2025

How To Create Your Own Aboriginal Flag Emoji Since It’s Not Technically Available

Over 260 flags but no Aboriginal flag emoji? Luckily, there's an AI workaround...

Pedestrian.tv · Jan 23, 2025

Why is it so hard to type in Indigenous languages?

When it comes to digital access and internet technologies, some languages are still more equal than others. Speakers of majority languages, who type in English or text in Korean, assume their message will be transmitted accurately. But Indigenous language communities don’t share this same confidence.

The Conversation · Dec 18, 2024