while there are many different improvements that come along with the Android Oreo update, one of the most welcome is Samsung conceding that some of its existing emoji designs were just ...

However, that’s set to change now that the company is rolling out Android Oreo to its phones. The updated emoji library (from Samsung Experience 8.5 to Samsung Experience 9.0) now has emoji that ...

Samsung is releasing Experience 9.0 as part of its ongoing rollout of the Android Oreo update, and with it will come revamped emoji specifically for the Galaxy S8. The new upcoming emoji won’t ...

That's because 2017's "rolling eyes" emoji looks more like a happy face with eyebrows and a smirk. Luckily, the new Samsung Experience 9.0 (set to release as part of the Android Oreo update for ...

So bad, in fact, that it’s often impossible to tell what the emoji in front of you is trying to describe or which emotion it’s trying to invoke. With the Android Oreo update for Samsung phones ...

While many have wised up and started using Google’s emoji to create some kind of standard, Samsung has its own, and now they’re getting a little better with Android Oreo. Samsung’s emojis ...

Emojipedia has broken down the most notable changes to Samsung’s own set of emoji that are now available on the Galaxy S8 and S8+ with the Android Oreo update. Here are a couple more emoji next ...

AR emoji? It’s fun and it works as advertised ... The Galaxy S9 brings Oreo to the Samsung Experience, so you’ll be able to enjoy many of the key features Google introduced with Android ...

Samsung started rolling out Android Oreo for the Galaxy S8 at the beginning ... Sorry to everyone eagerly awaiting those new emoji. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce designed to tell you ...

That’s why it needs to be said that, even after the latest update, Samsung’s emoji are just bad. This issue of 9to5Google Weekender is a part of 9to5Google’s rebooted newsletter that ...

One of these came unexpectedly, though. Samsung is known to lag behind when it comes to emoji, but with One UI 5, not only is the company catching up, but it's also now ahead of the curve ...