You wait ages for an emoji-only social network and then two come along in quick succession !. Emoji.li. Back at the end of June Emoji.li stuck its yellow nose above the parapet to urge people to ...

Social networks love emoji. And those better-than-real-words icons love social networks right back. Emojli is possibly the next step in that blossoming relationship: a social network with "no ...

So far 10,000 people have signed up for emoji-only user names and, the duo's teaser video (below) claims their app will be available on iOS “very soon.” ...

Following this week’s alarming reveal of Facebook’s 2012 social experiment comes a whimsical innovation in the world of social media by the name of emojli. As its tagline explains, “No words ...

A picture is worth a thousand words. Now we’re about to find out how many words an emoji is worth, with the imminent launch of a new emoji-only social network.

An emoji-only social network kind of makes sense. It’s a little bit ridiculous to require people to communicate using a limited dictionary of images, but hear me out: People already use the ...

The app may not be as trivial as it seems at first glance, despite some similarities to other, even goofier emoji-based social networks.. By recording a user’s everyday activities and location ...

Confession time. I am so excited to try Emojli, the coming-soon social network where all conversations must be conducted entirely in emoji. It might be something about the way the creators are ...

We’ve all probably used an emoji as code for a word that we didn’t want to actually type out at one point in our lives. Now it seems that anti-vaxxers have turned to this method to avoid ...

Today is a tears-of-joy day for emoji. In a move that reflects the changing nature of communication — and the evolving role of dictionaries — Dictionary.com has officially added explanations ...

By contrast, gestures and emoji don’t break down into smaller parts. Nor do they easily combine into larger words or sentences (unless we’re using a clunky version of the grammar of our language).