As well as debuting new emojis, the latest update to the JoyPixels freemium emoji set once again reimagines thousands of existing emoji designs - a hallmark trait of this vendor's updates.

Today, on World Emoji Day 2024, JoyPixels have released version 9.0 of their freemium emoji set. This new update contains support for Emoji 15.1, as well as a series of design changes including the majority of flag emojis.

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

Today, on World Emoji Day 2022, JoyPixels have released version 7.0 of their freemium emoji set. The update includes emojis such as 🫠 Melting Face, 🫡 Saluting Face, and 🫶 Heart Hands, as well as the considerable number of design changes that has come to be expected of major JoyPixels update.

Ahead of next week's World Emoji Day, JoyPixels has released a new version of their freemium emoji set: JoyPixels 6.6. This new update revises a large selection of previously released emoji designs, such as the syringe [https://emojipedia.org/syringe/] emoji. Above: a selection of updated emoji

Today JoyPixels has releases the latest incarnation of its Unicode compliant emoji set: JoyPixels 6.5. New additions include a Face in Clouds [https://emojipedia.org/face-in-clouds/] and a Mending Heart [https://emojipedia.org/mending-heart/], alongside the considerable number of design changes across existing gesture and symbol emojis. Above: All

JoyPixels has released version 6.0 of its freemium emoji set. This update includes the latest batch of new emojis and a wide-ranging series of design changes. All 117 new emojis approved in Emoji 13.0 [https://emojipedia.org/emoji-13.0/] are included in JoyPixels 6.0 [https://emojipedia.org/

Last week the freemium emoji vendor JoyPixels released its latest emoji update, JoyPixels 5.5 [https://emojipedia.org/joypixels/5.5/]. The update features new gender neutral emojis, additional combinations of people holding hands, and a number of design updates. Above: All the new emojis featured in JoyPixels 5.5.

Today JoyPixels (formerly EmojiOne) has released its 5.0 update [http://emojipedia.org/emojione/5.0/], featuring support for yawning face [https://emojipedia.org/yawning-face/], pinching hand [https://emojipedia.org/pinching-hand/] and other new Emoji 12.0 additions [https://emojipedia.org/emoji-12.0/]. Above: A selection of new emoji designs

Today EmojiOne has released a new version of its emoji suite, updating a considerable number of pre-existing emoji designs: a now well-established practice for the freemium [https://blog.emojipedia.org/emoji-one-goes-freemium/] emoji vendor. First previewed in October 2018 [https://twitter.com/emojione/status/1055185820427018240], no new emojis are featured within

Today EmojiOne officially released [https://www.emojione.com/blog/emojione-40-debuts-to-the-world] the latest version of their emoji set, EmojiOne 4.0, featuring both new and revised emoji designs. This release brings the freemium vendor [https://blog.emojipedia.org/emoji-one-goes-freemium/] 's emoji offerings in line with Emoji 11.0 [https://emojipedia.

EmojiOne today released [https://www.emojione.com/blog/introducing-unicode-100] an update which includes support for all the latest Emoji 5.0 [http://emojipedia.org/emoji-5.0/] additions. These include the new fantasy characters, additional smileys, food, animals, and more. Above: New smileys have been added to EmojiOne. Image: EmojiOne. Today&

EmojiOne[1] has today released [http://emojione.com/blog/introducing-emojione-v30-at] version 3.0 which includes a complete redesign of every emoji, support for all emojis approved in 2016, and updates to licensing terms. Previously distributed with a Creative Commons license, EmojiOne has moved to a freemium model in this latest

Today open-source emoji makers Emoji One [http://emojione.com], first launched in September 2014, updated their set of emoji images in a project known as Emoji One: "The 2016 Collection" [https://github.com/Ranks/emojione]. Above: Unicode 8.0 [http://emojipedia.org/unicode-8.0/] emojis in the 2016