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Apple is planning to add new emojis on iPhone, Mac and Apple Watches, close to over 60, never seen before emojis which will enhance the chatting experience of users. These emojis will be added as part of the keyboard where all the current emojis are located. There were developments on these new emojis earlier this year and now Apple has made it official. Read More
A new set of emojis have been included for the various platform that support them, with as may as 72 of them being approved by the Unicode Consortium. These include emojis for physically disabled people, service dogs, different kinds of objects, foods like onion, garlic, waffle, butter and many others. Read More
Apple is adding new emojis to the beta versions of iOS 12.1 and the company has announced that these emojis will be available to all the iPhone, Mac, iPad and Apple Watch user by the end of the year. iOS 12.1 will have over 70 new emojis that will take the whole emoji experience to a new level. Read More
Apple has announced the introduction of over 30 new emoji with their iOS future update 11.1.
When comparing iOS to Android, Oreo version of Android has equivalent characters. However, not many Android users have access to the new version of it. However, developers are now trying to build support for these emojis for old Android users too. Apple, on the other hand, has announced the emojis but has not exactly given out the release date of iOS 11.1 or on its other devices. Read More
Apple can’t seem to please just everyone. In a recent news, Apple was fired by a scientist for using an inaccurate ‘T-Rex Emoji’. I couldn’t believe my ears, when I heard the same. Apple just introduced many new emojis and the new T-Rex emoji was one of them. Though most of the crowd was very excited to see the new introduction of a cute T-Rex emoji, it was not greatly digested by the Thomas Carr. Read More
Sticker market: Emoji keyboard is a new app by Sticker Market, Inc. Who doesn’t like emojis right? Keeping in mind, the increase in popularity of emojis and gifs; Sticker Market, Inc. has released a new app which is actually a Keyboard app for Android as well as for iOS. Yes you heard it right, a keyboard full of face emojis (duh!), stickers and GIFs.
That’s not all, the keyboard works on all your messaging apps. Straight from Facebook and Whatsapp to Snapchat and Hike, sky is the limit. But basics first, it’s used for normal texting too. Read More
Apple has launched emoji packs for the users who are using iOS 10 beta, the emoji packs are available on iTunes in form of Apps. The tech giant has launched four types of emoji which includes– Smileys, Hearts, Hands and Classic Mac. The stickers in Smileys, Hearts & Hands pack are inspired from WatchOS animated emoji, while the Classic Mac pack consists of Macintosh icons created by graphic designer Susan Kare.
It is 2019, new Android keyboard Apps are being launched everyday. The default keyboard App that comes on your Android phone gets pretty boring after using it for a while. If you are looking for something different other than the plain and simple looking keyboard, there are a variety of keyboard Apps on the Play Store. We have made the search easier for you with our list of the five best android keyboard apps for Android: Read More
Google’s very own Messages App has now crossed 500 million downloads on Play Store. This messaging App comes per-installed in several smartphones and is also a popular choice for users who are bored with their default messaging App. The Messages App had been revamped by the company last year when it introduced several new features that has probably attracted more users to download since then. Read More
The big news are that the next generation update for the iOS operating system that covers iPhone, iPod, and IPad is already developing. At this early time, our knowledge for the new update is limited due to Apple keeping the project in the shadow, but some of the rumors suggest that the update will bring us many new things, making the operating system easier to use. Read More