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Did You Know What The First Emojis From 1988 Look Like?

Did You Know What The First Emojis From 1988 Look Like?
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Why is the sparkle emoji often used to represent AI?

Why is the sparkle emoji often used to represent AI?
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First-ever emojis from 1988 revealed — can you guess where these low-tech symbols came from?

First-ever emojis from 1988 revealed — can you guess where these low-tech symbols came from?
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New Earliest Emoji Sets From 1988 & 1990 Uncovered

New Earliest Emoji Sets From 1988 & 1990 Uncovered
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Emoji history: the missing years  ⌘I  Get Info

Emoji history: the missing years  ⌘I  Get Info
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