Typically, new emoji are announced early in the year and added to iPhone and Android in September. But the pandemic is pushing that back.

The Unicode Standard, a universal character encoding standard, is responsible for creating new emoji, and approved emoji are added to all devices once a year. With Genmoji, you don't have to wait for ...

Baby got peach back. In October, Apple released a batch of redesigned emojis for its iOS 10.2 software. The 72 new emojis included an astronaut, a face palm and the long-awaited avocado. But to the… ...

New emoji have been delayed by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. There will be no new characters next year as the volunteers who help create them are struggling to deal with the health situation ...

Apple unveiled iOS 18 at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June, and one of the new features coming to Messages is the ability to use all your emoji to react to texts.

This TikTok user figured out how to to send multiple emoji with the Echo Effect on iPhone, and we're obsessed with the combo possibilities.

Apple revealed 31 new emoji designs on a new developer beta iOS, including a pink heart, a shaking face and a jellyfish.

Apple released its iOS 17.4 update, featuring new emoji like a phoenix, shaking heads, and gender-neutral families.

The timeline of their return is confusing. When Apple issued their purge order back in February, the apps did seem to get pulled. But it looks as though a few apps with hidden Emoji-enabling ...

Proposed emoji likely coming to the iPhone in 2025 include exhausted face, fingerprint, beet, and a splatter.

Emoji is the Japanese term for the picture characters or emoticons used in Japanese wireless messages and Web pages. It's common in Japan, but Apple specifically excludes it from iPhones in the U ...