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Languages: English. 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.

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. Apple's second ...

Enjoy peace of mind knowing that ... Expanded Emoji Library: Expressing Yourself in New Ways Apple has always been at the forefront of emoji innovation, and iOS 18.4 continues this tradition ...

Genmoji, Apple’s innovative emoji generator, made its debut on iPhones and iPads with iOS 18.2. In 2025, this feature is expected to be available on Macs as well. macOS Sequoia 15.3, set for ...

Apple Intelligence is now available for users in Australia and New Zealand with the release of iOS 18.2 ... By simply typing a description into the emoji keyboard, a Genmoji will appear, including ...

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. Open the emoji keyboard on your ...

All the best phones come with a bewildering array of different emoji – with new ones being added all the time – but they mostly stay confined to the digital realm. Now, though, one designer ...

iOS 18.2 introduces the groundbreaking “Gen Emoji” feature, allowing you to create personalized emojis that truly reflect your unique personality. By simply describing your desired emoji ...

Apple has finally released iOS 18 to the public ... This can include letters being blown up ad away, expanded in size animatedly, or for emoji to move around. Tapback, Apple's quick response ...

The biggest feature in iOS 18, the one that affects the most people, was a single item in a comma-stuffed sentence by Apple software boss Craig Federighi: "Support for RCS." As we noted when Apple ...