Microsoft’s new emoji are headed to Windows 11 this week as part of a new, optional OS update. However, the new emojis look a little flatter than they should. If you followed much of the Windows 11 ...

Teddy Cottel was angry at Apple's emoji depicting someone wearing glasses with their front teeth sticking out Getty A 10-year-old boy in England is taking on Apple over its "nerd" emoji. Teddy ...

British 13-year-old, Lowri Moore, who convinced Disney to create a bespectacled heroine (in the film 'Encanto'), visits Google and Meta headquarters in London to demand more emoji options with glasses ...

A ten-year-old boy has started a petition for Apple to change its ‘nerd’ emoji, saying it is insulting to people who wear glasses. Teddy Cottle, 10, from Peppard in Oxfordshire, said he thought the ...

10-Year-Old Petitions Apple to Rethink ‘Nerd’ Emoji: 'Absolutely Horrible for People Wearing Glasses' Teddy Cottlel of Oxfordshire, England says, "It’s making me feel sad and upset, and if I ...

Schoolgirl, 13, who made Disney create a heroine with specs now calls for the 'nerd-face' emoji to have their glasses removed Lowri Moore's dream came true when Disney created a heroine with glasses ...

Boy takes on Apple to try and stop them using glasses on nerd emoji Alan Shields Published November 29, 2023 11:56am Updated November 29, 2023 7:45pm Comments ...

I thought everyone looked cool without glasses, so it made me feel left out." Another stated: "Glasses are an everyday thing and it's just not fair to not see it on an emoji.

Make glasses cool with new emojis, urges UK schoolgirl Latest campaign sparked when her mother tried to find an emoji relevant to her daughter Last updated: November 03, 2022 | 10:37 AFP 3 MIN READ ...

Lowri's latest campaign was sparked when her mother Cyrilyn tried to find an emoji relevant to her daughter. "She was looking for an emoji that would represent me but all she found was a nerd," ...

Teddy Cottle, 10, from Peppard in Oxfordshire, said he thought the icon, which shows a face wearing glasses and with prominent front teeth, gave the wrong impression of glasses-wearers.