Since Apple launched the very first iPhone model in 2007, I've been a loyal user, and I've always been happy with my iPhone.

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 ...

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 ...

The video below from iDeviceHelp walks us through the process of creating unique emojis, leveraging tools like Google’s Emoji Kitchen, and accessing the new Unicode 16 emojis expected in iOS 18. ...

Today the Unicode Consortium previewed the new emoji that are expected to be added to Apple’s upcoming OS updates, including iOS and iPadOS 18, watchOS 11, and more. Though the list isn’t ...

It’s that time of year again! The Unicode Consortium has released a preview of new emoji that will likely be included in a version of iOS 18 later this year or early next year. It will be up to ...

The emoji likely won’t be ready for iOS 18’s initial release in the fall which means we’ll probably see them deployed in an iOS 18 milestone release (iOS 18 x.x) in late 2024 or early 2025.

Apple quickly responded by declaring the emoji was the result of an iOS 17.4.1 bug that affected predictive text. It’s unclear what caused the bug or if other words were affected as well ...

Apple released its iOS 17.4 update for the iPhone on Tuesday. The update includes many new emoji, including a phoenix, shaking heads, and gender-neutral families. Take a look at the new emoji ...

Won first place in headline writing from the 2013 Society for Features Journalism. Some of the emoji -- like the phoenix, brown mushroom, lime and a broken chain -- are new. Others are variations ...