HE Unicode Consortium took the next step towards its promotion. New emojis on iOS and Android. Unicode version 16 is already unlocked beta period We already know which emojis will be candidates to arrive on your smartphone from today, May 22, to July 2.

Apple’s latest update to its emoji collection on the iPhone came with the arrival of new emojis in iOS 17.4. The company added yes and no emojis, phoenix, lemon, mushroom, broken chain and new routing options For emojis of walking, running, wheelchair and more.

New iPhone emoji batch expected to be released iOS 18 launching in late 2024 or early 2025. These emojis will also come to Android and other platforms.

Here are the new emojis coming to iOS and Android

The Unicode Consortium has confirmed the introduction of 7 new emojis for iOS and Android. After the beta phase of Unicode 16, These emojis can be officially approved It will be released on iPhone, iPad, Mac and other devices.

New Unicode 16 emoji options include: a face with dark circles, a digital fingerprint, a leafless tree, a radish, a harp, a spade and a stain.

New Unicode 16 emoji collection

While the new emoji list for iOS and Android is about to be officially approved by the Unicode Consortium, the main tech platforms are Apple, Google, Microsoft, Facebook and other services. need additional time to design their own versions. Therefore, we will have to wait a while longer until we see its official launch.

As far as Apple is concerned, if we don’t see new emojis on the iOS 18 scene, they will most likely arrive Around March 2025 With the introduction of iOS 18.4.

Emojis allow iOS and Android users to: Express your emotions more precisely and visibly over the internet via their smartphones. And now, with this new collection, they can now reflect their efforts to flirt with the classic pick and shovel, welcome autumn with a leafless tree or show that they are not ready to start the day. face with droopy eyes. What do you think of the new emojis for iOS and Android?

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