
Gboard now lets you make an emoji that looks just like you
Ever wanted to create your very own emoji that looks just like you? Emoji Minis stickers on Gboard now allow you to do just that!
Ever wanted to create your very own emoji that looks just like you? Emoji Minis stickers on Gboard now allow you to do just that!
Google's blob-style emojis were ripped from our hands with Android Oreo, but thanks to new sticker packs for Android Messages and Gboard, you can start using them once again.
Emojipedia reports Apple has submitted a proposal to Unicode for emoji that will "better represent individuals with disabilities."
Samsung's emoji have always been β unique. Thankfully, the Android Oreo / Samsung Experience 9.0 update makes them look much more similar to universal standards.
Emoji 11.0 is now official, and it'll add a total of 157 new emoji later in 2018.
This has caused quite a storm β and some would say rightfully so.
Emoji can be awesome, adorable, andβ¦ they can be a big, fat pain in the π. There are a lot of custom emoji keyboards on Android, like Disney Emoji Blitz, and Iβm sorry to say theyβre all π©.
A reflection on the yellow-bellied emoji that many of us have come to love over the years.
The Unicode Consortium finalized the Unicode 10 spec today, introducing 56 new emoji that includes the likes of "bearded man," "mage," "zombie,"T-Rex," and many more.
The newly launched Galaxy smartphones are shipping with Nougat, making them the first Samsung smartphones to include the new Emoji 4.0 right out of the box.
The Unicode consortium has released a draft of the Emoji 5.0 update, which includes 69 new emoji that will be released in June 2017. The new additions include a T-Rex, fairies, mages, zombies, vampires, genies, mermaids, and much more.
Google's inclusive emojis mean nothing if only a small percentage of its users feel represented.
51 new emoji are up for consideration for inclusion in Unicode 10, with some of the headliners being "bearded man," "milkshake," "breastfeeding," "zebra," "vampire" and "pie."
Unicode 9.0 is now official, making standard a set of 72 new emoji, 7,500 characters and more.
As the use of emoji grows in regular speech, a new app has tapped into the vast intelligence of neural networks to help you choose the perfect one β faster.
Who likes emoji? The Unicode Consortium sure does, which is why it added 72 new candidates that will be available in Unicode 9.0. The latest batch includes a variety of new faces and objects, with the most notable being the selfie, facepalm, bacon, and shrug emojis.
Google's emoji are pretty divisive. Some people hate the yellow blob people, some of us love the yellow blob people, and the rest of you couldnβt care less since you think emoji are for 12-year-old-girls. But the way Android handles them needs to change.
In an effort to better represent the "pivotal roles women play in the world," a four-member team at Google has proposed 13 new emoji depicting women in various professional roles.
SwiftKey, the popular keyboard replacement on Android, has updated its beta version to bring initial support for the new emoji that came in Android 6.0.1. You'll need to be running that version of Android and grab the updated beta to use them.
Factory images for the Android 6.0.1 update containing the new emoji are now available for a variety of Nexus phones and tablets. If you don't want to wait for the over-the-air download, you can grab the files now.