You might think the sentiment conveyed by a text message heart emoji would be self-explanatory but new research finds ...

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 ...

Out of all the heart emojis, the purple heart surprised Broni and his research team the most. “It was the third most used heart emoji on Twitter in our 2020 study, and it was all because it’s ...

Delving deeper into the emotional spectrum, the purple heart holds a unique place in the heart emoji pantheon. Often seen as a symbol of understanding, compassion, and even a nod to the military's ...

When I went home for winter break, I was immediately hit with a question from my sister: “Are you raising your ya-ya-ya?” ...

“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 ...