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The latest set of emojis is here, and we’re feeling it

TimeOutBeijing 2022-05-13


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We’ve all been feeling new emotions recently, and now at last there are new ways to express them via the international language of emoji. 


Unicode’s latest emojis are being rolled out to Apple devices on the upcoming iOS 14.5, and we’ve got a sneak peek at the new emojis you’ll be able to use once it’s released. A bandaged heart, a dizzy face with spiral eyes, a face exhaling with exhaustion and a ‘brain fog’ emoji are among the latest emojis coming to Apple devices as part of Emoji 13.1. Which is a handy summary of how we’ve been feeling lately. 


There’s also a whole new range of emojis that increase the gender and racial diversity of the emoji alphabet, including more interracial couple options, as well as a ‘heart on fire’ emoji – all arriving just too late for Valentine’s Day, sorry. 


One other timely change: Apple has updated the design of the syringe emoji. Previously shown with the needle dripping blood, it’s now empty or clear – a nifty change as vaccination efforts step up worldwide. 


The new emojis will be available on iOS 14.5, which is currently in beta mode and is likely to go on general release by the end of February.


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