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How Japan's Line App Became A Culture-Changing, Revenue-Generating Phenomenon More than 560 million people worldwide have registered as members, the majority of them in Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand. One hundred eighty one million users log in to the Line app each month. |
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Pavithra Mohan |
Twitter May Enhance "Likes" With Emoji Reactions, A La Facebook At first glance, it looks like Twitter may offer more emoji options than Facebook, which is currently only testing six emoji reactions in addition to the existing thumbs-up icon. |
Fast Company
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Always Forget Your Passcode? Soon You May Use Emoji Instead Of Numbers A British software company called Intelligent Environments has found a way to replace a four digit bank PIN with a set of emoji, making passcodes not only easier to remember, but also more secure. |
Fast Company
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This Popular Emoji Was Named Oxford Dictionaries' Word Of The Year The wildly popular emoji, dubbed "face with tears of joy," is the first emoji to be named "Word of the Year" by the influential dictionary publisher. |
