Apple added eight new emoji to all iPhones when the company released iOS 18.4 in March, and Samsung brought those same emoji to some devices in April with the initial release of One UI 7. The new ...

But they were all wrong. It’s “sleepy.” As YouGov pointed out, a group that sets emoji standards — yes, there is an emoji-standard-setter, about which more later — said it means ...

Sleepy Face. The emoji dubbed sleepy face is one that often throws people for a loop, thanks to the addition of that tear-shaped blue bubble.

With over 700 emoji currently available in the standard Unicode character set, it's definitely to be expected that you'll misuse an emoji every now and then. Our phones don't exactly make it easy ...

Or, if you go by Unicode's definition, it's apparently a sleepy face emoji. Face With OK Gesture. Some assumed this emoji represented a ballet dancer performing a dance move.

The proposed emoji include a shovel, a tired face with eyebags, and more. If approved, they could arrive in 2025. ... Other associated keywords: exhausted, sleepy, and tired.

If past practice is followed again, Apple won’t release the new emoji with the first version of iOS 18. Instead, we should expect them to arrive in a future version, such as iOS 18.3 or iOS 18.4.

Are Apple iPhone 8 rumors just messages from another dimension to keep us honed and ready for a future in which emojis are our only means of communication? Yes, probably.

Gboard can now create emoji stickers based on a user’s combinations. Rolling out now on Android, Gboard can look at the emojis you’re using and create stickers accordingly.