But if you're active on Twitter, you've probably seen its popular emoji mashup bots, which combine multiple emojis into one. Only recently, Emoji Kitchen was native to Android users on Gboard.

How is this universal visual language — the first one used this widely (there have been others, such as typable emoticons and Zapf Dingbats characters, but on a far smaller scale ...

emojis. The keyboard is called Sephojis and is available on both Apple and Android devices. "Emoji keyboards deliver word-of-mouth marketing opportunities at scale, all in the most trusted consumer ...