Keith Broni

Google has begun rollout of their new OS update, Android 9.0 [http://emojipedia.org/google/android-9.0/new/], also known as Android Pie[1]. Contained within this release are Google’s Emoji 11.0 updates as well as numerous tweaks to existing emoji designs. With the release of Android

Today Unicode officially released version 11.0 of the Unicode Standard [https://blog.emojipedia.org/whats-new-in-unicode-11-0/] and Twitter has added support for all 157 new emojis to the latest version of Twemoji. Twitter is typically one of the first companies to support new emoji releases[1] and Twemoji 11.0

2018 has been an active year for Twemoji. While we have yet to see any of the new Emoji 11.0 additions [https://emojipedia.org/emoji-11.0/] just yet, today Twitter has begun to roll out Twemoji 2.7 - the vendor's third minor update this year. This

Microsoft's Windows 10 “April 2018 Update” (most commonly referred to as Spring Creators Update until now) has been released today with 104 emoji changes. Whilst there are no new additions to the set,[1] tweaks and iterations are a definite nod in the direction of artwork on other

Samsung has begun rolling out another set of updates to its emoji set. These changes contain design revisions which give further credence to 2018 being a year of increased emoji convergence [https://blog.emojipedia.org/2018-the-year-of-emoji-convergence/]. Samsung’s last emoji update was in February of this year, when Samsung Experience

Roughly two months since making a series of small design changes via its Twemoji 2.5 update [https://blog.emojipedia.org/twemoji-2-5-emoji-changelog/], Twitter has today begun the rollout of Twemoji 2.6. Akin to the latest release, this update features no new emojis: Twitter has been fully up-to-date with Emoji

With the release of iOS 11.3 today, Apple is making some minor adjustments to four emojis: 🦁 Lion Face, 💀 Skull, 🐻 Bear Face and 🐲 Dragon Face.

Twitter has today released an update to their Twemoji emoji set. This update adds no new emojis, but does change the appearance of a number of designs. Versioned as Twemoji 2.5, this release brings a number of emojis closer to the designs used on other platforms. A number of

Less cross-platform confusion is in our emoji futures, as Samsung’s 🙄 rolling eyes [https://emojipedia.org/face-with-rolling-eyes/] emoji will soon represent the disdain shown on other manufacturers’ devices instead of its current pleased, somewhat expectant expression. Additionally, 😱 Face Screaming in Fear [https://emojipedia.org/face-screaming-in-fear/] will look more Munch [https: