As reported last year, the Unicode Consortium had teased eight new emoji that would become available on platforms such as iOS and Android. Now with the official release of iOS 18.4 to the public ...

Languages: English. Apple's iOS 18.4 update adds a new selection of emoji, enhancing expressive options for iPhone users with images that include a weary-looking face, a shovel and the flag of Sark.

Apple released the second developer beta of iOS 18.4 on Monday, and it introduced a handful of new emoji to the iPhones of developers. The new emoji include a paint splatter, a harp and a tired ...

Seven of them were expected to go up for approval by the emoji body Unicode Consortium some time in 2024. Here are the emojis that came out in iOS 18.4 on Monday. The most easily identified new ...

Whether you're more of a 﫶 (heart hands) or a (Japanese goblin) kind of person is up to you, but odds are one of Apple's thousands of emoji tickles your fancy. Now, thanks to iOS 16 ...

We finally have our chance to click click click the new batch of emoji that dropped with iOS 15.4, and folks? They're horny again. There aren't many completely new emoji in the set, which includes ...

So let’s break down what’s new in iOS 18.4 as well as if and how you can get it on your iPhone. The big headline here is those new emoji. There’s eight in total and these include a smiley ...

iOS 18.4. It will have plenty of new stuff in it, though not the updated Siri which has been delayed, Apple has just announced. However, there will be more than half a dozen new emoji, which is ...

Apple today released iOS 18.4 and iPadOS 18.4, the fourth major updates to the iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 operating system updates that came out last year. iOS 18.4 and iPadOS 18.4 come two months after ...

Apple rolled out its iOS 18.4 update last week with a ton of ... be among the most used characters in the coming days. The new emoji with “face with bags under eyes” conveys a sense of ...

Seven reasons, actually. The second iOS 18.4 beta unveiled seven new emoji that were part of version 16 of the Unicode Consortium’s emoji list. They include: The list, which also includes the ...