Emojis can provoke a lot of debate. We've seen plenty of campaigns over the years for new emojis to be added, and we've also seen controversy over certain emojis taking on meanings that weren't ...

EMOJI’S are now a popular part of everyday socialising, with people using them on text, as well as social media and other platforms. The nerd face emoji is one that has grown in popularity due to ...

A 10-year-old boy in England is taking on Apple over its "nerd" emoji. Teddy Cottlel, of Oxfordshire, wants Apple to change the emoji, which depicts a glasses-wearing grinning face with two front ...

Apple’s nerd face emoji could undergo a major redesign—that is, if an English schoolboy gets his way. According to the BBC, 10-year-old Teddy Cottlel has launched a petition to change the popular icon ...

In a bid to promote inclusivity and challenge stereotypes, 10-year-old Teddy from England, has initiated a campaign urging Apple to redesign its “nerd face” emoji. Teddy, a proud glasses-wearer, finds ...

Apple, for all we know, eats petitions and lawsuits for breakfast. However, it's not every day that someone as young as 10 years old is asking the Cupertino giant to change the current design for its ...

A schoolgirl campaigner who has previously called for more glasses-wearing heroines in Disney films is calling for better representation from tech companies. Lowri, 13, from Chilwell, Nottinghamshire, ...

Do you find the nerd emoji ? offensive? One 10-year-old in England thinks it is, and has decided to do something about it. This week, the BBC reported on a petition from a child in the UK named Teddy ...

A 10-year-old boy has taken it upon himself to petition Apple to change one of its emojis. Teddy from Oxfordshire, England, would like to rename the emoji that wears black frame glasses and has two ...

From a cheeky aubergine to a friendly smiley face, emoji now form a staple part of many of our daily conversations. But one boy claims that urgent changes are needed to one of the most popular emoji – ...

IPhone-wielding academics who downloaded Apple’s latest software update, iOS 10, may have found the nerd stereotype to be alive and well — through text suggestions. When a user is texting and types in ...