Take, for example, the upside down face emoji: As it turns out, there are a ton of ways to use the upside down face emoji that you wouldn't expect. In a world where we do so much communicating ...

depicted as a plain sliced bagel — but New Yorkers hated it so much, that Apple had to add cream cheese to the bagel emoji to appease them. Let's back up for some context on this salty debate.

Sometimes she uses it to mean a foul or “salty” mood ... especially now that we do so much communicating online. “The fact that emoji is available in software legitimizes it as a form ...

Too much salt can cause high blood pressure and raise the risk for heart disease and stroke, says Chaudhari, who was not involved in the study. The study sought to explain the complicated ...