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Coming to a Smartphone Near You: Racially-Diverse Emojis

Emojis -- those little smiley faces and other symbols adding emotion and flair to the world's text messages -- are about to get more diverse. Tech giant Apple is set to release a new set of the animated icons in varying skin tones. It is all part of Apple's next software update (iOS 8.3), which is currently being beta tested and will be available to the public later this year. Users of Mac and iOS devices will be able to select different colors of the male and female faces...

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