While the Unicode Consortium regularly meets on the inclusion of new emoji, they would not be responsible for changing how the Syrian flag emoji appears online. Two years ago, the Consortium ...

Representing some 60,000 years of First Nations culture, history, and pride, the flag has been noticeably absent from our keyboards these last few years. This is despite two separate proposals in 2019 ...

While Unicode's policy states that no new flag emojis will be accepted, in the case of the existing flag design for Syria, a new emoji submission may not be required in the first place if the ...

A new batch of emojis was announced back in fall 2024. Users will then be able to use them on their devices for the first time in 2025.

A leafless, lifeless tree is among the most striking new emojis coming to our smartphones in the coming weeks, as part of the latest batch being released by the Unicode Consortium, which sets the ...

Anyone can submit an idea for a new emoji. The Unicode Standard -- a universal character encoding standard -- is responsible for creating new emoji. Unicode proposed nine new emoji on Nov. 6 ...

Microsoft has updated the SwiftKey Keyboard Android app to introduce some new features. After the update, the SwiftKey app bears version number 8.10.34.6 and comes with new emojis and a new ...

The new emoji were first announced in June by the Unicode Consortium ... some more skin tones for some emoji and a bunch of new flag emoji. So you can get a peek at what to expect, we've collected ...

(The designs above are the base concepts approved by the Unicode Consortium, and vendors such as Google, Apple and Meta will likely put their own spin on each.) PREMIUM The eight new emojis are 1 ...

Not for long. Google employees have designed a range of new emojis aimed at promoting gender equality in the workplace. If all goes to plan, women might soon be able to communicate using 13 ...