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Technology Lauren Gordon Emerging Audiences Editor 07:00, 20 Apr 2025 Updated 08:43, 22 Apr 2025 Dove and Rise 365 are calling for more representation of Black hair in emojis (Image: Getty Images) ...

Since iOS 18.4 was released, this emoji has received a lot of praise from Apple users for the reason above alone. This shows that relatability is everything when it comes to emojis, and there’s ...

Apple released new emojis in an iOS update, expanding the digital language of smartphone users. The update includes eight new emojis, such as a shovel, harp, and tired face. Apple Intelligence ...

Apple's iOS 18.4 update adds a new selection of emoji, enhancing expressive options for iPhone users with images that include a weary-looking face, a shovel and the flag of Sark.

Anyone with access to the iOS 18.4 public beta will have first dibs on using the new emoji that accompanies the latest version for Apple's iPhone software.

Apple has confirmed that its next major iPhone update is coming in April: iOS 18.4. It will have plenty of new stuff in it, though not the updated Siri which has been delayed, Apple has just ...

Apple has included a number of new emoji in the iOS 18.4 developer beta, with characters proposed by the Unicode Consortium in May 2024 finally making their way for use in Messages.

Genmoji is a play on two phrases: ‘emoji’ and ‘AI-generated.’ Simply put, in iOS 18.2 you can use Apple Intelligence to create new emoji in an instant.

Here's how to use emoji as a Tapback reaction to a message you received in iOS 18: Long press on a message in the conversation thread. Swipe left across the standard Tapback reactions.

Whether you’re combining existing emojis using AI tools like Google’s Emoji Kitchen or accessing the latest Unicode 16 emojis in iOS 18.4, you’ll have a wide range of options to make your ...

Apple typically adds new sets of approved emoji to a .X release of iOS, so it’s unlikely we’ll see any of these additions in September’s initial iOS 18 release.