This Sunday is World’s Emoji Day, and like every year, we’ll get a preview of the upcoming emojis that will soon be released on iOS and Android. The new emoji draft from Emojipedia – Emoji 15.0 – includes 31 emojis that will be available for Android and iOS. The design of the emoji will vary per platform, and the rollout will likely begin in 2022 and 2023. The list includes high five, shaking head, and pink heart emojis.
After being accepted by the Unicode Consortium, the new emojis that Emojipedia has released will start appearing on Android and iPhone smartphones, as well as in social media apps like WhatsApp. Let’s take a look at the upcoming emojis.
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Last year, we got a total of 114 new emojis with the Emoji 14.0, and this year the number is 31 with the Emoji 15.0. The highest number of emojis were published in Emoji 13.1 with the addition of 217 emojis. Further, this year’s list will not include any people emoji. The report from Emojipedia reveals that in Emoji 14.0, there were 18 people emoji, and the highest number of people emojis were introduced with Emoji 13.1.
This year’s new emoji list includes a total of 31 emojis. These emojis are —
- Shaking Face
- Light Blue Heart
- Grey Heart
- Pink Heart
- Rightwards Pushing Hand (with five skin tones)
- Leftwards Pushing Hand (with five skin tones)
- Moose
- Donkey
- Wing
- Goose
- Jellyfish
- Ginger
- Hyacinth
- Pea Pod
- Folding Hand Fan
- Hair Pick
- Maracas
- Flute
- Khanda
- Wireless
- Black Bird
However, before the final edition of these emojis is available somewhere in September of this year, the Unicode Consortium needs to approve this document before it can be implemented by companies like Google, Apple, Samsung, Meta, and Microsoft on their platforms.
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