You’ve got your paramedic emoji, your policeman emoji, your private-detective emoji and many many more mostly male emojis. Isn’t it time we had at least a few professional-women characters out ...

Despite the fact that women under 30 are the "most frequent emoji users by far" according to Google, these users are left with a dearth of options for which to portray themselves and other females ...

You’ve got your paramedic emoji, your policeman emoji, your private-detective emoji and many many more mostly male emojis. Isn’t it time we had at least a few professional-women characters out there ...

The 75 percent of young women who want to see female emoji portrayed more progressively might get their wish soon. The Always study comes just after the Unicode Consortium proposed new ways of ...

More than 90 percent of the online population speaks emoji. When you talk about careers like detectives, and police officers, you usually see emoji like a man with a magnifying glass and a policeman.

The proposal quotes a 2015 SocialTimes report by AdWeek that found 78 percent of women are frequent emoji users, compared to only 60 ... Men have the option of detective, policeman ...

Apple has also submitted five additional professional emoji -- that can be men or women -- including an artist, an astronaut, a judge, a pilot and a firefighter. The iOS 10 update will also ...

In the past few years, emoji have become so ubiquitous that it's easy to forget they're an optional app; everyone from your 11-year-old cousin to your technology-challenged father seems to use ...