Apple is adding 217 new emoji characters to iOS 14.5 when it launches this spring. 200 of the new characters are new emojis representing couples with different skin tones. The other new emojis >>
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Look at all the new emojis coming to iOS 14 and Android 11
iOS 14 and Android 11 will bring over brand new emoji this fall, and some of them will be available in the beta releases that precede the rollout of the final software versions. >>
Android fans rejoice: Google’s adorable blobmoji are back in time for world emoji day
The yellow blobs of emoji cuteness that Google scuttled as part of Oreo’s emoji redesign are back. Call it the triumph of the re-moji. We’ve actually had a brightly colored bounty of emoji-related >>
Apple shows off new emoji coming to iOS 12 for World Emoji Day
In celebration of World Emoji Day, Apple this week announced that it will be adding over 70 new emoji characters to iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac in a free software update later >>
Here’s every single new emoji coming to iPhone and Android this year
Emoji 11.0, the latest and greatest list of tiny characters that will define your online communications for the next year, has been finalized. Internet arbiter of teen cool The Unicode Consortium has published >>
Former Apple designer recalls how some of the more popular iPhone emojis were created
For as often as iPhone users make use of emojis, it’s easy to forget that the standard emoji keyboard we’ve come to know and love didn’t make its official debut on the iPhone >>
Android’s emojis are the ugliest in the world, but Google is finally fixing them
The ugliest emoji in the world come courtesy of Android. They’re blobs that look nothing like what other platforms have to offer, and they can be quite confusing. Oh, and did I mention >>
Emoji finally make sense when explained by Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally
Unless you’re a card-carrying Houseparty-savvy teen, you probably get confused by emoji some time. Multi-emoji phrases, in particular, can be a delicate and nuanced art form that’s challenging to interpret. Luckily, Parks and Recreation power >>
