I have a shameful admission to make: I am addicted to Facebook stickers. If you’re not familiar with them yet, you will be. They’re a modern day version of Egyptian Hieroglyphics – a way of conversing ...

Stickers are not just a gimmick. The social network is crafting new characters to make its messaging products mimic face-to-face interactions. Jennifer Van Grove covered the social beat for CNET. She ...

Facebook is rolling out the ability to send private messages with stickers -- cute, pre-made, sometimes animated images -- from its website. Facebook launched stickers on mobile in mid-April, but now ...

Facebook Stickers – the cute, cartoonish images Facebook Messenger users take advantage of to spice up their conversations – are now rolling out to a wider audience. Facebook announced today that ...

Update on April 23: Stickers have officially added to Facebook Messenger for Android; you can download the latest version of the app now on Google Play. The news follows yesterdya’s discovery that the ...

Jason Cipriani is based out of beautiful Colorado and has been covering mobile technology news and reviewing the latest gadgets for the last six years. His work can also be found on sister site CNET ...

Happily, Facebook seems to share my disdain of written language and is now actively testing stickers—its own flavor of emoji—outside of private chats and messages, the only place Pusheen is currently ...

Facebook has been offering photo filters on its iOS app for a few years now. However, Facebook revamped its photo uploader tool on its iOS app just a couple of months ago with features like filter ...

Chrome/Firefox: People either love or hate Facebook's new stickers. Unsticker.me is an open source extension for Firefox and Chrome that removes the stickers on comments if you don't want to see them.

Ah, spring. Nothing like the scent of . . . your mask for the 345th day in a row. For those of us who could use a sensory spring wake-up, beauty company Officine Universelle Buly has launched scented ...

If someone you know is living with mental illness, reaching out can make an immense impact. It could even save a life. Checking in on them can be as simple as a phone call, a text message or a ping on ...