The flag of ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad's regime remains the standard emoji design across most, if not all platforms. But ...

iPhone users have new ways to express themselves. The latest iOS 18.4 update quietly released eight new emojis for Apple devices, including a harp, a shovel, a fingerprint, a tree, a flag and a ...

It’s been a long time coming, but it looks like an Aboriginal flag emoji is finally here! Well, kind of. Representing some 60,000 years of First Nations culture, history, and pride, the flag has ...

This follows years of the Aboriginal flag being excluded, despite 268 national flags already available. Users with iOS 18.2 can now create the flag emoji by typing specific prompts.

It was first designed in 1958, but the flag was modified several times before its adoption in the 1980s. The flag used by Syria's rebels and considered likely to be adopted in the country's near ...

Apple's second developer beta for iOS 18.4 adds a number of new features, including some new emoji characters. The eight graphical symbols are coming up in Messages and other text-based apps for ...

The Sark update (bottom right) will see the flag joining more than 3,700 emojis The release of a Sark flag emoji will be in April, as part of the iOS 18.4 update, Apple officials have confirmed ...

Most of the Unicode 16.0 emoji, by contrast, are their own unique characters. The one exception is the Sark flag emoji; flag sequences are created by placing two "regional indicator letters ...

The most recent iOS update shows UK users a Palestinian flag when typing in 'Jerusalem.' Apple said it is a bug, but it has stoked controversy online. $3,500 iPhone possible?

The Isle of Sark will shortly get its own flag emoji. Unicode Consortium made the announcement in July but the flag will appear as and when platforms like Google, Facebook, X, Android and ioS ...

Apple says a bug is causing iPhone keyboards to recommend the Palestinian flag emoji when a user types "Jerusalem." Credit: Yui Mok/PA Images via Getty Images Apple's recent iOS 17.4.1 update made ...

The flag of ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad's regime remains the standard emoji design across most, if not all platforms. But a new flag flies over Damascus and the rest of a now-free Syria.