The heart eyes emoji can be seen as someone being flirty or just really friendly. People often use the heart-eye emoji to say, “You’re cute,” or something very similar.

Heart Eyes is like a box of assorted Valentine’s Day chocolates, offering up a variety of different flavors—Horror! Romance! Comedy!—in an attempt to satisfy all tastes.

“Heart Eyes” raises the bar for emoji movies, which sounds like faint praise since “The Emoji Movie” forgot to install a bar, but it’s still true.

The kiss emoji can mean love, friendship, flirting, or affection. Find out what each type of kiss emoji on WhatsApp really expresses, depending on its use and the relationship.

We totally understand if you don’t “get” the emoji obsession, but it’s undeniable that these little pictures have captured the attention of, well, everyone who uses digital technology.

The Global Language Monitor's Top Word of 2014 is not a word, it's an emoji of a heart. The company says the spread of pictures in place of words reflects a broader transformation of English.

As 9to5Google points out, the little heart for "loving" an image on ‌iPhone‌ is replaced with a heart eyes emoji on Android, and the laugh iMessage Reaction is translated into a laughing face ...