Friendly reminder Apple does NOT make the emojis, the Unicode Consortium does, Apple and others just have to adopt them or risk serious software bugs. Everytime there’s emoji posts someone gets angry because Apple didn’t do X thing and instead came out with new emojis.
You know how many times I wished there were a lime emoji? More than you can count.
But this is definitely not it. Sure, there’s a lemon emoji, and it’s a full fruit, and that’s fine. But, I’m willing to wager when people think of lime, they actually think of a lime wedge. And that’s the emoji I want. Disappointed.
I'm certainly risking a buggy iOS 17.0 for these emoji.
Thanks. I'm waiting for 17.1.1 unless some security issue isn't fixed in 16.x.Honestly 17 has been rock solid for me for the past few betas. Hopefully it goes smooth for you.
Cough Four Hut Arm ?🗣️4️⃣🛖🤳
They kinda did seeing as lime is a combination of 🍋🟩 using a join character.Why has it taken this long to get a lime! Hell they coulda just given the lemon skin tones lol
Speak four yurt selfie – speak for yourselfCough Four Hut Arm ?
Someone pass me the latest Oxford Emoji Dictionary please.
I am definitely no good at this new language.
🙂
Still waiting for a turntable emoji. Can’t be that difficult….
As Apple was announcing new iPhone models last week, the Unicode Consortium was officially approving new emoji characters that are set to be added to smartphones starting in 2024.
Approved Unicode 15.1 emoji include phoenix, lime, an edible mushroom, shaking head vertically (as in a "yes" nod), shaking head horizontally (a "no" head shake), and broken chain.
There are four new family emoji combinations, along with updates to six people emoji that now have direction specifications such as facing right or facing left. The direction options can be used with person walking, person running, person kneeling, person with white cane, person in manual wheelchair, and person in motorized wheelchair.
Unicode updates often include quite a few emoji characters, so the 15.1 update is smaller in scale than a typical year. Unicode 15.1 does, however, add a number of new non-emoji characters for use in China.
Following the approval of new emoji characters, it takes smartphone makers like Apple several months to design artwork for the emoji and add them to iOS. We can expect to see the emoji updates in a future version of iOS 17.
Last year, Apple added new emoji to the iOS 16.4 update that was released in February 2023, so the company might follow a similar timeline in 2024. Last year's emoji additions included shaking face, pink heart, light blue heart, donkey, moose, goose, wing, jellyfish, hyacinth, pea pod, ginger, flute, maracas, and black bird.
Article Link: Emoji Coming to Future iOS 17 Update Include Shaking Head, Brown Mushroom, Lime, Phoenix and More
You're halfway right. Apple has held a BIG position on the Unicode Consortium since quite a few years now.Friendly reminder Apple does NOT make the emojis, the Unicode Consortium does, Apple and others just have to adopt them or risk serious software bugs. Everytime there’s emoji posts someone gets angry because Apple didn’t do X thing and instead came out with new emojis.
Not that I have a better idea, but I feel like the nods could have been executed better.
Yes I know but man do I hate it!You don't want to sound like an alarmist, but you sound like one
let's all take a breath together and focus on the good sideYes I know but man do I hate it!
I've been waiting for a shaking head for years 🤣
As Apple was announcing new iPhone models last week, the Unicode Consortium was officially approving new emoji characters that are set to be added to smartphones starting in 2024.
Approved Unicode 15.1 emoji include phoenix, lime, an edible mushroom, shaking head vertically (as in a "yes" nod), shaking head horizontally (a "no" head shake), and broken chain.
There are four new family emoji combinations, along with updates to six people emoji that now have direction specifications such as facing right or facing left. The direction options can be used with person walking, person running, person kneeling, person with white cane, person in manual wheelchair, and person in motorized wheelchair.
Unicode updates often include quite a few emoji characters, so the 15.1 update is smaller in scale than a typical year. Unicode 15.1 does, however, add a number of new non-emoji characters for use in China.
Following the approval of new emoji characters, it takes smartphone makers like Apple several months to design artwork for the emoji and add them to iOS. We can expect to see the emoji updates in a future version of iOS 17.
Last year, Apple added new emoji to the iOS 16.4 update that was released in February 2023, so the company might follow a similar timeline in 2024. Last year's emoji additions included shaking face, pink heart, light blue heart, donkey, moose, goose, wing, jellyfish, hyacinth, pea pod, ginger, flute, maracas, and black bird.
Article Link: Emoji Coming to Future iOS 17 Update Include Shaking Head, Brown Mushroom, Lime, Phoenix and More