Late last week, Microsoft launched a new update for Windows 11, introducing support for 2024's Emoji 16.0 recommendations in both the 2D and 3D versions of the vendor's Fluent emoji design set.

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.

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.

Today, ahead of World Emoji Day 2022, Emojipedia now includes the animated 3D Fluent emoji designs found within Microsoft Teams.

This week Microsoft has released an update for Windows 11, officially bringing their new Fluent emoji set to Windows users. The update also brings popular new emojis such as Face with Spiral Eyes and Heart on Fire to the platform for the first time. Above: a selection of 😃 Smiley emojis

Microsoft users subscribed to the Windows Insiders program can now install beta build introducing the much-anticipated new Fluent emoji set. However these look different to those originally previewed for World Emoji Day in July 2021. Update: Microsoft's new 2D Fluent emoji set is now available [https://blogs.

Released today, Windows 11 introduces over 250 emojis to Microsoft's flagship platform. However, as of today's release, Windows 11 continues to display emojis in Microsoft's previous thick-outlined style instead of debuting the much-previewed Fluent emoji redesign. Windows 11 introduces 255 emojis to

New emoji designs from Microsoft are being shown today as a preview ahead of World Emoji Day. These designs are a long way from the existing thick-outlined set currently available on Windows, which have proved contentious over the years. Details have been shared on the Microsoft Design blog [https:

New emojis are now available for Windows users, including a flamingo [https://emojipedia.org/flamingo/], yawning face [https://emojipedia.org/yawning-face/], pinching hand [https://emojipedia.org/pinching-hand/], as well as new colored shapes and a range of accessibility options. These new emojis are featured within the May 2019

Microsoft has added support for Emoji 11.0 [https://emojipedia.org/emoji-11.0/] in the latest update of Windows 10 known as the October 2018 Update. In addition to these new emojis, noteworthy modifications to earlier emoji designs are also included in this latest release. Featuring 157 new emojis

Microsoft has today shown its latest emoji support for those signed up for Windows Insider builds. Supporting all the new emojis approved as part of emoji 11.0, new additions include a foot [https://emojipedia.org/foot/], frisbee [https://emojipedia.org/flying-disc/][1], swan [https://emojipedia.org/swan/], lobster

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

Microsoft today released Windows 10 "Creators Update" which adds support for the rainbow flag [http://emojipedia.org/rainbow-flag/] emoji, gendered emojis, and professions from Emoji 4.0 [http://emojipedia.org/emoji-4.0/] which was released in November 2016. This update includes 482 new emojis, plus in

Buried within Microsoft's latest Windows 10 Insiders build is an emoji update which adds the 🏳️‍🌈 Rainbow Flag [http://emojipedia.org/rainbow-flag/] emoji, genders, professions [http://emojipedia.org/emoji-4.0/], and in a first of any major platform — interracial couple emojis. Until now, all platforms have only

Microsoft today released [https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2016/08/02/how-to-get-the-windows-10-anniversary-update/] Windows 10 Anniversary Update [http://emojipedia.org/microsoft/windows-10-anniversary-update/] which includes a completely new emoji design, full Unicode 9 emoji support, as well as interracial and single parent