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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. |
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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. |
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Facebook Borrows One Of Slack's Best Features The social network is testing a "reactions" feature, which will give users the option of responding to posts with six different emojis, in addition to the thumbs-up associated with the "like" button. |
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