Starting today, Bing supports emoji so you can now quickly search the real meaning of those icons or even use them as a search keyword shortcut. You could, for example, use the doughnut emoji to ...

Bing announced the news in a post today, sharing some examples of why you might want to do this. For one, perhaps you want to know what exactly a particular emoji means. Enter that into the search ...

Notably, though, these Emoji Kitchen stickers come with a hefty shipping cost. While your address may vary, I personally saw an $8.50 shipping fee for a sheet of stickers.

Yahoo, meanwhile, does support emoji searches. Bing’s tool is available in all English markets, the search engine said, offered as an homage to the shorthand’s popularity.

Google is testing a new Gboard feature that automatically suggests stickers based emoji. Essentially, the experiment places a small strip above the keyboard when users tap the emoji button. Then, when ...

Bing is already one of the few search engines that allows emoji searches, and now it’s testing a full emoji keyboard. Rubén Gómez first mentioned the keyboard yesterday on the All Google Testing blog.