Microsoft have begun to roll out their latest update to Windows 11, adding Emoji 15.0 support and debuting the glossy 3D Fluent designs in select applications.

Samsung has begun rolling out the latest version of its Android software layer, One UI 6.0. This update introduces a brand new visual style for the vast majority of Samsung's emoji designs, while also debuting support for Unicode's new 2023 emoji recommendations.

The latest list of emoji recommendations drafted by the Unicode Consortium - Emoji 15.1 - has been formally approved. This means that 118 new emojis should be arriving across our various digital devices over the next year or so.

JoyPixels have released version 8.0 of their freemium emoji set, introducing support for the 2022 emoji list including the 🩷 Pink Heart and 🫨 Shaking Face emojis. All of the 31 new emojis included in JoyPixels 8.0 are drawn from September 2022's Emoji 15.0 recommendations. Additionally, over 500 different

Happy World Emoji Day 2023 - our 10th annual World Emoji Day celebration and Emojipedia 10th birthday! 🌎📅🥳 Here's a quick rundown of what's been happening as part of the global 2023 celebration - our biggest yet! 🆕 New Emojis Emoji 15.1 is due for approval this September, and as is

In the 10 years since Emojipedia first began documenting global emoji use back in 2013, we've seen many of the world's most well-known personalities become strongly associated with specific emojis, both fleetingly or substantially.

A Lime, a Head Shaking Vertically, and a Phoenix Bird emoji are amongst the draft emoji candidates up for approval by Unicode this September, as well as a selection of new direction-based people emojis. Ahead of World Emoji Day 2023, we here at Emojipedia have created sample designs for the

We here at Emojipedia are excited to announce a new site redesign as part of our 10th annual World Emoji Day celebrations and our site's 10th anniversary. This redesign adds a host of new exploration features to our unrivaled archive of emoji info, as well as improving core existing features.

For the last 10 years, we here at Emojipedia have been providing the world with up-to-date and well-researched emoji information. In doing so, we've documented a large number of emoji-based viral moments - here are our 10 most memorable.

This day next week, Emojipedia will be celebrating two significant milestones: not only will we be hosting our 10th annual World Emoji Day, but July 17 2023 also marks ten years since Emojipedia's founding.

Telegram’s animated Telemoji emoji sticker designs are now available to view on Emojipedia. First launched in August of 2019 with just five emojis, the set has grown to over 600 animated designs.

Today Twitter has begun rolling out support for the 2022 emoji list within its classic Twemoji emoji style. The update's 31 new additions include the shaking face, the donkey, and the plain pink heart.

Today, we are excited to announce the launch of an exciting new sister app to Emojipedia: AI Art Master. Brought to by Zedge, the parent company of Emojipedia, the AI Art Master app lets you become a visual artist and compete in thrilling battles using the power of artificial intelligence.

Late last month Facebook began to roll out support for new emojis such as the Shaking Face and the plain Pink Heart emoji to its global user base. This rollout continues, with more and more users expected to gain access to these emojis in the coming weeks.

New emoji designs have arrived on iOS as part of the first iOS 16.4 beta, including the shaking face, two pushing hands, and the much-requested plain pink heart emoji. Editor's Note: iOS 16.4 is out now. Read more about the official release. A total of 31 new emojis

Last week Unicode, the international organization that standardizes emojis and all other digital characters, launched a brand new website for its Adopt-A-Character program.

Late last year, Unicode announced that it would be delaying the release of Unicode 16.0, instead opting for a streamlined 15.1 released in 2023. In making this announcement, the future of an Emoji 15.1 was initially unclear...

Emojipedia now includes the full set of highly-detailed glossy emoji sticker designs that debuted within various Twitter features throughout this year.

Today we here at Emojipedia have expanded the selection of languages that can be used to browse and search our site, bringing the total number of supported languages to nineteen.

Today Samsung has officially begun rolling out their support for Android 13 via their One UI 5.0 update. This update introduces support not only for 2021 emoji recommendations such as the 🫠 Melting Face and 🫶 Heart Hands, but also emojis from the recent 2022 list.

Microsoft have begun rolling out a new update to Windows 11, bringing support for the likes of 🫠 Melting Face, 🫡 Saluting Face, and 🫶 Heart Hands to their emoji set. This update also revises several previously-released 2D Fluent emoji designs.

Earlier today the latest batch of emojis, Emoji 15.0, was formally approved by Unicode. Mere hours later, Google unveiled a whole host of new emoji-based features, which included their support for Emoji 15.0.

The latest emoji list drafted by the Unicode Consortium is due for formal approval today, with new emojis including a Goose, a Hyacinth, a Shaking Face, and a plain Pink Heart.