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❌Why You Can't See Some Emojis?

Emojis showing up as symbolsOne emoji showing up as a combination of two emojisSpecial caseConclusionSince the birth of emojis, people have been trying to reduce the limits of its use so that people all over the world 🌎 can enjoy its convenience and fun equally. Although this goal has been largely achieved, there is still a very annoying problem bothering users: the emojis people see on different devices are not always exactly the same. There are two different cases: one is that the same emoji looks different on diverse devices📱, the reason for which has been explained in this blog: 🎭Why Do Emojis Look Different On Different Platforms? The other one is what we are going to talk about here: emojis can't be displayed correctly. There are three cases where emojis are not displayed correctly, which we will explain in detail with corresponding solutions in this blog. The first case is the most common: emoji appear as a box/box with a cross/box with a question mark/blank (as shown in the image below). The form in which you see the emoji depends on the device you are using. 🔺：emoji showing up correctly 🆚 emoji showing up as symbols The reason for it starts with the nature of emoji. Emojis, like the Chinese characters🈴 and punctuation marks🔣, are a type of character that can be recognized by computers and are encoded in Unicode. Any device or app that wants to support the use of emoji will have to put them into its own system. In the Unicode Standard🔤, each emoji is assigned a code point, which is like their ID number. For example, the code point of emoji😣 is U+1F623. 🔺：Image Source：unicode.org When you send or recieve an emoji, the system of your device will find and display it by recognizing its code point🧐. And when the system encounters an unrecognized code point, it can't find the emoji corresponding to that code point, so it will have to display the emoji as one of the four symbols mentioned at the beginning of this paragraph. So when you find some emojis showing up as symboles, it means that the character set or emoji fonts in your device or the app you are using need to be updated. The updates for character set or emoji fonts are usually included in system version updates, so you just need to update the device or app you're using to the latest version🆕. However, major operating systems and apps do not release updates at the same time, for example, Apple's emoji updates are always much earlier than Android's🙁. So if you don't find a version that can be updated or if the emoji are still not displayed after the update, you will have to wait patiently for the next update. If the app is still not displaying emoji correctly after the update, you can use its web version (if it has one). For example, Twitter doesn't have a built-in emoji keyboard in its app📱, so if users want to send emojis on Twitter app, they can only choose the built-in emojis in their device. However, Twitter web version 💻 has a built-in emoji keyboard, so as long as it is updated, users can use new emojis on Twitter even if their phone/computer doesn't support them yet. You can still use them on Twitter.Many combinations that seem to be composed of two emojis actually represent one emoji, for example, the left emoji combinations in the picture below are actually an incorrect display of the emojis on the right. It is easy to distinguish this case. If you can select the two emojis separately with the mouse, they are two separate individuals; if you can't select them separately, they are actually a whole emoji. The reason for this case is the same as the first one 👆, so the solution is also updating your device's system. 💡: So why this issue happens? We mentioned earlier that each new emoji needs to be assigned a code point, but the expansion of emojis is infinite ♾, while the code points are limited. How can we save code points without affecting the expansion and update of emojis? So the Unicode Consortium decided to connect several existing emojis with ZWJ (Zero Width Joiner) to form a new emoji, so that the new emoji does not need to be assigned new code point because it is a sequence formed by existing code points(as shown in the figure below). Recommended reading📚：What is Emoji ZWJ Sequence? The last case is a little special. When you use the same device to browse different websites, you may find that the same emoji is displayed in different websites with different appearance. This is not a problem caused by the system, but the emoji fonts. 🔺：From top to bottom are the emoji fonts designed by Microsoft, Apple and Google All operating systems need to use emoji fonts to display the emojis. Many systems have their own emoji fonts, such as Windows, MacOS, Chrom OS, etc. Usually web developers will implement these emoji fonts to their project so that different operating systems can use them properly. So the display of emojis is related to the emoji fonts embed in each website. But don't worry😎, this case is relatively rare.So that's all in this blog🔚. If you have encountered similar problems and you know other solutions to resolve them, please feel free to share them with us in the comments🗣! See you in the next blog! 👋

2022-06-09 16:12:23 31

⌨️The Source Of EmojiMix Is Actually From Here! Let's COOK These Emojis~

What is Emoji Kitchen❓How to use Emoji Kitchen❓Some recent updates about Gboard's emoji featureWe may have our own emoji mashup feature in the future⁉️ReferencesHave you ever wonder what will happen when two emojis combined together🤔? A website that can combine two emojis into one called EmojiMix was suddenly get popular at the beginning of 2022. The combination is so natural and funny that people get addicted. However, do you know that all the emoji mashup illustrations are from Google's Emoji Kitchen? 🔺Some of my personal fav mashup in Emoji Kitchen💓Emoji Kitchen is an amazing project of Google's Gboard⌨ that released in 2020. It allows Android users to send emoji stickers that automatically combine two existing emojis to a new creative expression (📥Download Gboard). 🔺Opening the emoji input interface will automatically run the Emoji Kitchen function Based on Jennifer Daniel, the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee Chair, there are currently over 30,000 stickers that can be created by the Emoji Kitchen, and each of them is designed creatively that make people surprised😮. What's more, Google even brought back the BlobMoji! This cute gumdrop-shape emoji is definitely loved by many people! If you don't really know about these yellow 'gummies', you can refer to the detail page of platform 'BlobMoji'. 🔺Some BlobMoji designs in Emoji Kitchen In short, you definetely CANNOT miss this awesome function!The Emoji Kitchen is only available for Android's Gboard, so if you are an iOS user, we are sorry to tell you that you cannot use Emoji Kitchen on your Apple devices, and Google hasn't revealed anything about Emoji Kitchen for Apple users😢. But if you happen to be an Android user and also have Gboard installed on your device, then congras🤗! Just a few steps to combine the emojis you like! 1. Open the messaging app and tap in the text bar to make Gboard appear. 2. Tap the emoji icon on the bottom left. 3. Choose an emoji and start to 'cook' it in the Emoji Kitchen🍳! The Emoji Kitchen can not only choose one emoji and then make associations to suggest related mash-up emojis to you, but also can choose 2 random emojis to make a combination. And then here are three cases about it: The combination of 2 different emojis. You can simply choose 2 different emojis to make an emoji kitchen mash-up. Except for the 'People' and 'Flags' categories, and the 'hands' sub-category, almost all categories have emojis that can be mashed up through the Emoji Kitchen feature. The combination of 2 same Emojis. And surely you can make 2 same emojis combined to make an emphasized emoji sticker, just like the image below. Bring out the BlobMoji! As for the special blobmoji mix-up, this need some little tricks😉. You need to combine a random emoji with the sparkles ‘✨’ or the magic wand ‘🪄’ to make an adorable blobmoji sticker. Here should be pay attention that there are only countable apps compatible with Emoji Kitchen, such as: Google Messages WhatsApp Telegram Twitter Instagram Facebook Messenger Signal TextNow LinkedIn Recently, Google released an update of their Gboard, and there is something new about it🆕. First, Gboard is now can automatically 'Emojify' users' messages. After input an emoji in your text, you can just tap the wand button🪄 in the suggestions row to automatically change it to a different “Emojified” message. This can decorate your texts or help the receiver to get better understanding of your message💡. 🖼️credit: 9to5google.com What's more, the Emoji Kitchen is designed a new set of emoji mash-up stickers for the golden autumn and some emoji mashup related to Halloween. 🔺See you next year, summer!Here is a little gossip about our EmojiAll's future planning🤫. Our team is working on a new content about emoji mashup based on AI algorithm, and I've secretly sneaked to the development team and taken a glance at the sample image, it is really... Imaginative🌈 (and a little bit creepy👻). All in all, I cannot say more about it 🤐... Just can't wait for the official update about this new function on our EmojiAll! Introducing: Emoji Kitchen 😗👌💕 Emoji Kitchen for Gboard: Full list of emojis Gboard will ‘Emojify’ what you’ve typed with new magic wand button @emojikitchen EmojiMix

2022-09-29 13:56:38 10

🎓Emoji In Academia: They Are Not Just For Fun, But New Direction Of Language Studies

🎙️Keynote SpeakersMarcel DanesiSusan HerringMichele ZappavignaSumin Zhao📅Meeting Schedule🔗How to attend the symposiumEver since the birth of emojis, people have been created a variety of ways to enjoy them. From the simple meaning innovation to the complex emoji mix, human curiosity and creativity have never stopped in using and studying emojis👨‍💻. In recent years, as the development of emoji entertainment functions has become increasingly saturated📈, people begin to be interested in the deeper study of emojis🧐, and the academic discussion on emojis has gradually developed. Emoji experts and enthusiasts from all over the world have conducted detailed research and analysis on the functions, meanings, and evolution of emoji from various perspectives, and have put forward many new perceptions and perspectives on emoji🌍. This is not only a great contribution to academia📚️, but also an interesting knowledge expansion for emoji users🤸. Therefore, the Research Center for Linguistics and Applied Linguistics of Guangdong University of Foreign Studies has decided to hold the "Symposium on Graphicons and Digital Media" online on December, 2022, inviting experts from all over the world to share their research on emoji with everyone, and anyone interested can attend this symposium for free. EmojiAll will also be one of the speakers at the symposium to introduce the 🔍Intelligent Search on our site. We would be very happy if our users would attend this symposium to cheer for us🥳🥳🥳!Introduction👤: Professor emeritus of semiotics and linguistic anthropology at the University of Toronto. Director of the Program in Semiotics and Communication Theory. Founder of the CogSci research center at the Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences. He mainly focus on semiotics and linguistic anthropology. Academic Achievements🏆: Among his recent books are the following: !str_1. For his work in semiotics, he was made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada in 1998.Introduction👤：Professor of Information Science and Linguistics and Director of the Center for Computer-Mediated Communication at Indiana University Bloomington. She mainly focus on Information Science and Linguistics. She was one of the first scholars to apply linguistic methods of analysis to computer-mediated communication (CMC). Academic Achievements🏆: She is a past editor of the !str_1 and currently edits the !str_2. Her recent research has focused on multimodal CMC, including communication mediated by telepresence robots and graphical icons. Introduction👤: Associate Professor in the School of Arts and Media at the University of New South Wales. Her major research interest is in exploring ambient affiliation in the discourse of social media using social semiotic,multimodal, and corpus-based methods. Academic Achievements🏆: She is a co-editor of the !str_1. Key books include !str_2 and !str_3Introduction👤：Lecturer in Discourse Analysis at the University of Edinburgh and manages the MSc Applied Linguistics programme. Her research explores the digital literacies of young (multilingual) children and social media through the lens of multimodality. Academic Achievements🏆：She is the Editor for !str_1 and the current convenor of the !str_2.If you would like to attend the symposium, please Click Here to register online. (The first time you log in, you need to register an account. You can use this account to view conference information and registration related information.）The meeting will be held in Zoom Meeting (meeting time, meeting number and password will be given to the participants via email). Attention⚠️: Participants are not allowed to record, videotape and distribute the content of the meeting in any way. If you are unable to attend the symposium after registration, please go to the platform to cancel your registration. The symposium brochure will be available for download after registration. Spaces are limited, please hurry up if you want to attend! 🏃

2022-10-21 18:14:38 4

🥺How Did The "Pleading Face" Become An Emoji So Popular?

Its popularity in recent yearsExplode in popularity because of a emoji comboCommon uses and meaningsConclusionReferencesWhen it comes to which emojis have been the most popular in recent years, the Pleading Face emoji has to be mentioned. This emoji belongs to Emoji version 11.0, which was updated in 2018 and has captured people's hearts in just two or three years, soaring in popularity and taking the world by storm, leaping to become one of people's favorite emojis. According to the Unicode Consortium's annual ranking of the most popular emoji from 2019 to 2021, in 2019, 🥺 ranked 97th out of more than 3,000 emojis; in 2020 it advanced into the top 10 and won the third place; in 2021 it slipped slightly in ranking compared to the previous year, but it still ranked 14th. 🔺：Top emojis of 2020 (Data source: Unicode Consortium) Facemoji keyboard, an overseas input method app owned by Baidu, released its annual State of Emoji report of 2021 a few days ago, which also mentions the hotness of 🥺. The report noted that the Pleading Face entered the ranking of most popular emojis established by the app for the first time in 2021, coming in fifth place, according to Facemoji Keyboard's statistics data. The report also contains statistics on the popularity of this emoji on major social media. It is also one of the most popular emojis on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Tik Tok and Twitter, which are the most popular social app today. Also, as mentioned in this blog we posted earlier Some Update And Emoji Analyzes That Summarized EmojiAll 2021, 🥺 ranked in the top three in terms of clicks and searches on our site. 🔺：Clicks 🔺：Searches So, how did the Pleading Face emoji become popular?It starts in March 2020. on March 6, 2020, tweeter @Kazify posted a tweet asking what 👉👈 meant, and another tweeter @Keeoh gave him an example in the comments explaining it with 🥺👉👈. Two days later, TikToker @chrissycorsaro used the emoji combo 🥺👉👈 when posting a video that surpassed 200,000 likes in just five days. Perhaps because 🥺👉👈 vividly shows the look of a person who is cautious and shy because of a request, much cuter and more intuitive than any text, it quickly became popular on Twitter and Tik Tok from then on, and became one of the hottest emoji combos at the time. The little yellow face with puppy dog-like moist eyes and a pitiful look became a new favorite of netizens. Its usage began to rise rapidly, and according to Emojipedia, on average, one out of every 100 tweets sent in April 2020 contained 🥺.After this emoji combo caught fire, many people started to use the Pleading Face to express shyness. Besides, it is also often used to plead with someone or apologize to them. Its expression is vivid and cute, contains a bit of pampering, and has the magic of making people's hearts soft at first sight. Well, who can refuse such an innocent and pitiful pair of puppy dog eyes? As it became more and more popular on the Internet, people all over the world began to use it frequently, creating richer meanings and usages for it in the process. In different contexts, it can be used to express a wide range of emotions such as aggravation, admiration, emotion, sadness and so on. Netizens have even used their imagination to create several unique usages: This is a comment left by a user on our website. It said that in China, some people use this emoji to mock others and express pity to them in an odd way. Besides, the usage in the picture below has been trending on Twitter recently. 🤐I won't use this emoji casually However, these two are not as common as the previous ones, and some netizens even feel a little uncomfortable with this "creativity". But emoji is for entertainment, and there are no rules, so as long as they are not illegal or cause any serious consequences, users are free to use them in any way they want. There may be more creative uses in the future, who knows?It's been two years since 🥺 created a trend on the Internet, but it's still popular. It has become one of the most frequently used emoji in people's daily lives, and some people even predict that it will surpass 😂 in the future and become the new king of emojis. Personally, I like this emoji because it's sooooo cute! Do you guys usually use it? If you have any original usage, please share it with us in the comments! !str_1Unicode: Emoji-frequency!str_2 !str_1Two Fingers Touching Meme!str_2 !str_1State of Emoji Report 2021 by Facemoji Keyboard!str_2

2022-01-14 16:13:44 4

❤Be Cautious Of The Heart Emoji Color You Send!

The meaning of heart emoji in different colorsRed Heart❤️Yellow Heart💛Orange Heart🧡Green Heart💚Blue Heart💙Purple Heart💜Brown Heart🤎Black Heart🖤White Heart🤍Other new Hearts in 2023SummaryReferenceHave you ever paid attention on the color of the heart emoji you sent? Heart emojis have always been used frequently on social media. So, what the different emoji heart colors mean? The existing 9 colors of heart '❤💛🧡💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍', although they are all in the same shape, because of the color differences, the meaning involved is also different. If you want to "show your heart" to your special one through them, you need to choose them more carefully! 🔺: Which heart is your favorite? Please be noted that all the heart emoji meanings we give here is based on the original proposal of this emoji and color psychology. Color psychology is the study of hues as a determinant of human behavior. Before color psychology as a field, color was being used for centuries as a method of treatment as early as 2000 BC. And now, the applications of color psychology touch many other domains such as in sports, marketing, hospital settings, and game design. According to related research, it is said that 'colors have qualities that can cause certain emotions.' Therefore, we added the explanations that related to color psychology to make sure the objectivity and authority of the meanings of color hearts. However, the actual meaning still needs to be based on context💻.All heart emojis are belong to subcategory 'emotion'. Apart from emojis such as heartbeat💓 or burning heart❤️‍🔥, there are as many as 9 colors for heart emoji alone and will continue to add color variations in the future. Rumors said that because of the popularly of all kinds of heart emojis, maybe the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee will further split this subcategory into two, hearts will have their own subcategory someday. Red is the color of passion, lust and vibrant. Whether a red dress or a red rose, color red can always show the most passionate feelings🔥. Red heart ❤ is also the most classic heart emoji, you can use this emoji to show your straightforward love, affection or support to the one you care about. It is used widely between romantic relationship, family and friends. It can be called the most non-mistake heart emoji. Note💡: Sometimes it can be mixed with heart suit emoji ♥️ related to poker. Yellow, a primary color. It is a color gives a feeling of joy, optimism, happiness and calmness, usually associated with the sun☀️. And this yellow heart 💛 is often used to express friendship, or the love between you and your family members. It can also mean loyalty, kindness, honesty, creativeness and other good qualities. In general, it is a positive heart emoji. Depending on the color psychology, orange is a color that stands for warmth, courage and excitement, it can be combined from red and yellow, so orange can be said have combined the characteristics of both 2 colors. Obviously, 🧡 can on one hand express love or admiration, and can also mean close bonds, nostalgia and protection. On the other, the orange heart also shows an emotion of cautious, or to say coward. When you want to send a red heart❤️ to someone you like, but don't really have the courage... Since 🧡 is next to the red heart, maybe it is the best choice to show your feelings without pushing the relationship. This orange heart may be the most suitable emoji for relationship 'more than friends, less than lover'. Green is regarded as an eco-friendly and relaxing color that recognized by many people, and most times symbolize for harmony, tranquility and peace☮. However, green is also a color represent envy or jealousy. In some culture, it is even a color indicate betrayal or being cheated. Of course you can use green heart 💚 to show your care for the environment, but it is more often be used to express jealousy in a positive way. Such as 'I heard you make a new girlfriend, good for you💚' or 'she is a real beauty💚'. It also can be extended to express secret love, underground love, and unwilling love. Note💡: Why green stands for jealousy? It is said that the credit goes to the famous tragedy 'Othello🎭️' that written by William Shakespeare——“O! Beware, my lord, of jealousy; it is the green-eyed monster which doth mock the meat it feeds on.” And the Greeks thought that when you were envy, your body produced too much bile and giving the skin a green tint. When it comes to blue, do you think of the sky☁ or the vast sea🌊? In any case, blue is the representative color of wisdom, stability, authoritativeness and confident. Blue heart 💙 is a heart emoji just for friends and platonic relationship. It is not as passionate as a red or a pink heart, but it shows a gentle, respect and long-lasting love. Since blue also contains melancholy, it represents deep, bitter love. Purple is often associated with luxury, noble, elegance and sophistication, and it has also been used to indicate mysticism and magic🔮. So, basically 💜 means calm, noble, elegance, luxury, or mysterious love, and can also be used to express emotions between parents and children. However, in social media, purple heart emoji is more used in topics of U.S. military (The Purple Heart award) or BTS (a South Korean boy band). Note💡: There is a famous phrase used by Taehyung (a member of BTS), he said:" Do you know what purple means? Purple is the last color of the rainbow🌈. Purple means I will trust and love you for a long time..." Since then, 💜 had become the favorite emoji in BTS fan groups. Brown is the color of dependable, safety and security. And since most chocolate is brown🍫, this color can also express feelings of bitter sweet. You can use this brown heart emoji 🤎 to express more calm love, like, romance and other emotions, some people prefer to use it to indicate heart-shaped chocolate. In addition, brown heart emoji can also represent black or brown skin🏽🏾. Black is a very controversial color. Some people think of it a color of formal, mysterious and rebellion, and others think of it a color of sad, ruthless and ending🔚. This all depends on the situation when you use color black. Thus, on the one hand 🖤 black heart emoji can express depress and sad, in this case, it is often used with ⚱ a funeral urn, 🙏 folded hands, ⚰ coffin, and 😔 pensive face, is often added when expressing R.I.P.. On the other hand, when it as positive meaning, this emoji can also represent the Gothic style and dark Lolita that young people like, 🖤 can show your rebellion and black humor too. But you should be aware that in some culture, black heart means ruthless and lacking in conscience, or a heart full of hatred and jealousy, and this is totally negative. Like color black, white color also has dual character. In positive, white stands for sincerity, purity and innocence, for example brides always wear white to show their purity👰. In negative, it can express emptiness sadness and isolation. A white heart 🤍 symbolizes happiness, pure love and the great love that cannot be destroyed. It can also represent White Day and can be used with chocolate 🍫 to mean white chocolate. On the other hand, just like 🖤, white heart can show your condolences. In the documents about the draft of Unicode version 15.0 that published last year, the Emoji Subcommittee showed to us there will be 3 more color heart released. They are light blue heart, pink heart and gray heart. !ul_1 !li_1Light Blue Heart: Light blue, or you can call this color turquoise, is a color that encourages focusing on yourself, like your own thoughts and feelings.!li_2 Depending on the color psychology, it is said that light blue can be connected to a higher self-esteem and love for oneself. So, light blue heart is a heart emoji just for yourself, it can be used in topics such as #loveyourself #doyourbest #controlyoueself or other self-encouragement topics✊. !li_1Pink Heart: No one can deny that pink is the color of tenderness and sweet🍬. It is less passionate than red, shows more gentle and less aggressive.!li_2 The pink heart is perfectly shows the characteristics of its color. Pink heart emoji can represent careful and thoughtful love, familiar love, gentle and sweet love. It can not only be used between romantic relationship💏, but also can be used in kinship👪. !li_1Gray Heart: Gray is a color neither dark nor white-colored, and shows characteristics such as unattached, neutral, impartial and indecisive. !li_2 On the one hand, gray heart emoji can mean moderate, restrained love or exhausting love. It may doesn't invigorate, empower or energize your love, but always in steady➡️. In addition, in some culture, gray heart means disappointed, or want to give up in something😢. !ul_2 Except for the meanings mentioned above, of course you can use all these heart emoji for just decorate your text, or as dividing line to make your tweet more colorful. As for groupies, especially K-pop🇰🇷 and J-pop🇯🇵 fans, when one of the heart colors is the official represent color for their idol, then this heart is the perfect emoji to show support to the idol they love🧑‍🎤.In general, people will take different meanings of emoji depending on context or their own experiences, this may result that the actual meaning of heart emojis you meet may be different from this blog post. However, it's undeniable that each heart emoji has a different meaning, and I hope this post can be of reference to you😊. Again, be cautious of the heart you sent and show your true feelings to the one you chat with❣️!str_1Colorpsychology.org!str_2 !str_1Wikipedia: Color psychology!str_2 !str_1Emoji Subcommittee Report Q4, 2021!str_2

2022-02-11 15:10:15 43

🇺🇦🇷🇺 Russia-Ukraine War: Understanding Public Opinion Tendencies From Emojis

Heat of two emojisPeople's use of two emojisEmotions conveyed by two emojisConclusionReferenceOn February 24, 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a special military operation in the Donbass region of eastern Ukraine. The war has been going on for almost half a month so far and the Russian-Ukrainian conflict is still escalating. This war has sparked the attention of people all over the world. In these days, the topics related to the Russian-Ukrainian war have swept almost all social media around the world, and everyone has been participating in the discussion of this event on the Internet🗣. At the same time, the popularity of emoji related to this event also began to rise, such as Ukrainian flag🇺🇦, Russian flag🇷🇺, Peace symbol☮︎, Dove🕊, etc. Among them, the two flag emojis are the ones with the greatest rise in popularity.According to data on Google Trends, searches for the two flag emoji on Google Search Engine quickly spiked on February 24, the day Russia launched its offensive against Ukraine, and have remained high since then as well. In comparison, people are more concerned about 🇺🇦 than they are about 🇷🇺. 🔺：Comparison of the search volume of the two flag emojis on Google in February 2022 The chart below, also from Google Trends, shows the popularity of the two emojis in different regions💻. Users in the blue area prefer to search the Ukrainian flag emoji, while those in the red area pay more attention to the Russian flag emoji. The data on our website also shows that the popularity of two emoji has increased a lot in the past few days. We ranks all emojis according to the number of searches🔍 and clicks↖ by users in different languages, and the higher the ranking, the higher the popularity. Here we list the ranking of the two emojis among users of several languages with high traffic within the website: 🔺：Change in ranking of 🇺🇦 🔺：Change in ranking of 🇷🇺 Regardless of the language, the ranking of both emoji has improved tremendously, and the Ukrainian flag emoji has even made it to the top 100 in several rankings. Usually, those that make it into the top 100 are very popular emojis, such as the yellow face and hearts that people use most often, which shows how much attention the world is paying to the Russia-Ukraine war.We also did some research about people's use of these emoji. On Twitter, one of the world's largest social networks, the number of tweets containing these two emojis can reach tens of thousands per hour🔥. Many people talk about the event with the two emojis in their tweets as a prominent headline, to emphasize the topic of the tweet or to refer to the two countries. For example, the two emojis are often featured in tweets that broadcast war-related news🆕. In addition, many users will include these two emojis in their usernames to indicate their position and show their support✊ for one of the countries. However, since adding flag emoji to usernames is also a way for some Ukrainians to find and contact their compatriots 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 and share news on the Internet, it was proposed that non-Ukrainian nationals could use 💛 and 💙 instead of the Ukrainian flag emoji, since yellow and blue are the two iconic colors on the Ukrainian flag. This advice was quickly adopted and popularized by everyone. Now, 💛💙appears more and more often and has become a symbol of support for Ukraine. In addition, we also found something interesting. Our website has a feature called "Emoji Sentiment Analysis", which analyzes the text that people post on social networks containing emojis to analyze the sentiment conveyed by each emoji. The sentiment can be divided into three categories: positive, neutral and negative. (If you want to learn more about this feature, you can click the blog link on the right: 🔍Emoji Sentiment Analysis) As with the rankings mentioned above, this feature also analyzes users in different languages separately. Here are the results of the analysis: 🔺：Sentiment valor of 🇺🇦 🔺：Sentiment valor of 🇷🇺 It's worth thinking about the differences in these data🤔.As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues to escalate⚠, there is still a great deal of interest in the matter. Public opinion is currently swinging in favor of Ukraine, but it is unclear how things will develop afterwards. Regardless, we hope that the conflict will end soon and people will return to their normal and peaceful lives🙏. Love and peace❤🕊☮.!str_1Google Trend!str_2 !str_1Emojiall Leaderboards!str_2 !str_1Emoji Sentiment Analysis!str_2

2022-03-07 16:57:12 16

☮Love And Peace! Those Peace-Related Emojis

The Peace Symbol☮️Dove Of Peace🕊️Victory Hand✌ReferencesDue to the recent international conflict between Russia and Ukraine, netizens have engaged in active discussions on social media. Last time we had already talked about the internet popularity of country flag emoji of Russia and Ukraine: 🇺🇦🇷🇺 Russia-Ukraine War: Understanding Public Opinion Tendencies From Emojis. However, except for these two emojis, the using of peace-related emojis are also increased recently. And this phenomenon can be showed that people from different countries are all crave for peace🕊️. Throughout history, there had been many different religions, cultures and individuals developed peace signs to pray for the world peace. So here let me introduce you some of the peace-related emoji that you can use them in recent incident. Recently the most searched emoji on social media is peace symbol☮️. Even in our own popular emoji ranking list, this emoji shows the sustained growth monthly ranking of monthly leaderboard in most languages, which is kind of rare. As one of the most widely used symbols that stands for peace, in fact it is the logo of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament(CND) which was designed by Gerald Holtom in 1958. The symbol is combined from the flag semaphores of letters "N" and "D", stand for initials of 'Nuclear Disarmament'. 🖼️ credit: Wikipedia-Flag semaphore Though this symbol is specifically designed for the anti-nuclear movement, it was widely adopted by the American anti-war and counterculture activists in the 1960s, then reinterpreted as a symbol represents world peace. Besides, this peace symbol(not this emoji) is never copyrighted. You can use it in any situation and do not need to seek permission.Another classic peace symbol is dove with olive branch🕊️. 🔺Microsoft's new dove emoji is so adorable! Which one do you prefer? Just like ☮️, dove is not representing peace at first. Doves appear in the symbolism of many ancient cultures. For example, in ancient Mesopotamia culture, dove was an animal symbols of Inanna-Ishtar, the goddess of love, sexuality, and war. In the ancient Levant, doves were used as symbols for the Canaanite mother goddess Asherah. And in the Japanese mythology, dove is Hachiman's familiar spirit. The most famous story about dove is Noah's Ark, the bird flew back with a fresh olive branch as a sign of life after the Flood🌊. The use of a dove and olive branch as a symbol of peace originated with the early Christians. But dove as a peace symbol gets worldly spread was in 1949. In April of that year, the famous Picasso's lithograph about dove, was chosen as the emblem for the World Peace Council in Paris. Since then, dove is often appeared in political-related contents, such as banners, cartoons, etc. 🔺Dove lithograph by Pablo PicassoVictory hand, also called V sign or Peace sign, is a gesture with a dual character. On one hand, it can represent victory, cute and peace, and on the other, it has insult meaning in some culture. But here we only talk about ✌ as peace sign usage. ✌ was popularized in the American peace movement of the 1960s. It is said that because of the hippies of the day often showed this sign while saying 'Peace', through association, protesters against the Vietnam War adopted the gesture as a sign of peace. Since then, V hand as a peace sign got widely spread all over the world. Especially younger people in Asia, they love giving this gesture while taking photos📷. 🔺John Lennon with Yoko Ono, 1971 ©️TopFoto.co.ukThere are other symbols that can connected to peace, such as white poppy, mistletoe, the broken rifle, Roerich's peace banner, etc. It is so pity that most of these symbols have no emoji. Though there is a rainbow flag emoji, but 🏳‍🌈 is more often used in topics about LGBTQ instead of peace related content. And you may not notice that there are differences between peace flag and gay pride flag. Peace flag is seven colors while gay pride flag is six without turquoise, and the colors of these 2 flags are in opposite order. 🔺'PACE' is Italian for 'peace' All in all, just hope the world can keep peaceful and people stay happiness. Love and Peace❤🕊☮!!str_1Wikipedia: Peace symbols!str_2 !str_1Wikipedia: V sign!str_2 !str_1Wikipedia: Doves as symbols!str_2 !str_1The CND logo!str_2 !str_1Peace symbols through history!str_2

2022-03-17 14:16:03 2

💀Gen Z Emojis Are Becoming Increasingly Difficult To Understand...

Emoji preferences of people in different generationsEmojis given new meaning by the Generation ZWhat smiley emoji means for Generation ZConclusionReferencesLoudly Crying Face😭Skull💀Hourglass⌛Clown Face🤡A few days ago, there was a tweet on Twitter that sparked a lively discussion. This tweet was met with a large number of comments from users who agreed, and gave specific examples from their lives. Occasionally a few people would say 🙋 it was the first time they had heard of this usage, but their comments were quickly covered by other approving comments. This usage comes from Generation Z——people born from 1997 to 2012. They are the first generation in society to be exposed to the Internet 🌐 and portable digital technology 💻 from a young age and are known as "digital natives". So they spend more time on the Internet, have a higher level of involvement in many things related to the Internet, and have left their unique characteristics on them. Nowadays, emojis have evolved new rules and usages in the hands of Generation Z. Many emoji trends of the past have been turned upside down and we are gradually entering in a new era of emoji.Since its birth in the late 20th century, emoji has existed for more than 20 years by now. As a tool for people to communicate, emoji, just like language, has been going through development and changes to suit the needs of people in different times. Generation X (people born from 1964 to 1980) was the first group of people to use emoji. At that time, emoji was a new thing 🆕 and people didn't know much about it, so they used it in a very direct and simple way: smiley face 😄 was used to express happiness, crying face 😢 was used to express sadness, what kind of emoji looked like, what kind of meaning was expressed. And they don't have much need for emoji, they only use it occasionally in online chat. Later, Generation Y (also known as Millennials, referring to those born between 1981 and 1996) became the main users of emoji. Compared with the previous generation, they know more about the Internet, so they are more interested in emoji and have more ideas. They extend the meaning of emoji and create more usages for emoji. They use emoji in a more flexible and interesting way. 🔺：Funny emoji combos And today, the influence of Generation Z on the Internet is gradually growing. "Generations have used language differently for hundreds of years to display youthful uniqueness", said Dr. Dustin York, associate professor of communications at Maryville University. As he says,Generation Z has created new usages for emoji based on their own preferred characteristics, and gradually developed them into the current new trend. They like to redefine emoji and give unexpected meanings to many emojis. This can easily lead to some misunderstanding in communication and understanding. For example, do you know what this example in the picture below means? (Read this blog if you don't know 😎) So, we're going to introduce you to the special use of emoji by today's Generation Z. If you want to understand or integrate with a certain group of Gen Z around you, you can't miss this emoji usage guide below! The official name of 😭 is "Loudly Crying Face", which can be reflected from its design: a yellow face with a sad expression and tears flowing out of the eyes like a waterfall. So it used to be the most suitable emoji to express sadness and crying. However, now Generation Z has given it a new definition: laughing so hard that tears flow. They use it as an emoji version of the Internet slang "lmao" (short for laughing my ass off) to comment on things they find very funny. 😂 and 🤣, the emojis once were most often used to express laughter, now have been as symbols of middle-age by Gen Z, who feel these emojis are outdated and not useful anymore. 💀 was often used to denote a skeleton, a ghost, or some other scary thing. Now it's used by Gen Z to indicate laughter, just like 😭, but a laughter more exaggerated and stronger. It is an emoji version of the Internet slang "I'm dead", which means "Something is so funny that I'm dead by laughing". ☠️ can sometimes be used instead of 💀. Sometimes Gen Z will use these emojis together to indicate something extremely funny. People are always good at using limited emojis to symbolize infinite things. Whenever I see innovative uses of emoji on the internet, I always marvel at the richness of people's imagination👏 and this time the same. The hourglass, usually used to represent timekeeping⏲, time or ornaments, is now a symbol of "Nice body" because its shape looks like a body with wide shoulders, thin waist and plump hips. However, I wonder if the popularity of this usage will cause some body anxiety? Personally, I think the health is the most important thing, so do not be too hard on your own body, just to learn to appreciate your beauty💃. What does this clown remind you of? Amusement parks and circuses🎪? Or the Joker, the feared villain from the movie Batman? Both are very different from what they mean today. Gen Z use it to describe stupid and funny people🤓 or things. Many people will use this emoji to make fun of themselves, such as the popular phrase in China "The clown is actually me".Due to the limited space, there are many other emojis can't be introduced here one by one. If you don't understand the use of some emojis, you can search them in our website. We will continue to update the latest usage of emoji!In addition to the above mentioned emojis, the usage of many smiley emojis has also changed. Generation Z sees smiley emoji as a form of "passive-aggression", believing that these emojis contain sarcasm and hostility. This is also one of the reasons they don't like 😂, as the smile looks a bit hypocritical. This phenomenon is very popular in China. People are more and more fond of using emojis ironically. Nowadays, almost all smiley face emojis can be used to describe sarcastic laughter. 🔺：The real meaning of Wechat's Smiley Face emoji 🔺：Emoji meme made by Chinese netizens This usage has had some impact on people's communication, especially between two generations. For many older people 🧓, the smiley emoji expresses pure goodwill, while for younger people 🧑 who have adapted to the new usage of emoji, it is easy to misinterpret the meaning of the elders. Such a situation is becoming more and more common nowadays, and how to avoid this kind of influence brought by emoji may become a problem that bothers everyone in the future.With the development of emoji, its usage has become more and more diverse. While this diversity has enriched the emoji-related culture, it has also created some problems that cannot be ignored, like the generation gap in the use of emoji mentioned in the article. If you have encountered such problems, we hope this article can help you✅! Also if you know any similar usage, please share it in the comments👏. See you in the next blog!!str_1Six reasons to use emojis to connect with generation Z!str_2 !str_1 Is the Smiley Face passive aggressive? We asked Gen-Z and millennials what the emoji means to them!str_2 !str_1 Decoding Gen Z’s favourite emojis!str_2 !str_1 Generation Divide: Different Age Groups Use Emojis Differently And That Isn't Likely Going To Change!str_2

2022-04-07 08:41:54 20

👺👹Goblin Or Ogre? The Funny Japanese Cultural Stories Behind

ExplanationIntroductionTenguOniSome interesting analyzesReferencesElf🧝‍, dwarf, troll, dragon🐉... When talking about all these fantasy stories, there are so many supernatural beings that can be counted. Within all these, goblin and ogre are 2 essential races in all fantasy-related subjects familiar to us. Of course you can find goblin👺 and ogre👹 in emojis! But here is the question❓: Why the goblin and ogre emojis are not like the traditional look in fantasy stories? You may not use 👺👹 often, but you definitely see these 2 emojis in some special topics during the Halloween season or #costume/cosplay on social media. Just gets straight to the point, the origin of emoji 👺 and 👹 is actually not from western fantasy tales. Instead, they are all from Japanese folklore🇯🇵 which are called tengu'天狗てんぐ' and oni'鬼おに'. 🔺Goblin and ogre designs from the game Dungeons & Dragons 🆚 tengu and oni in Japanese ancient paintings. Since the first emoji set is released by the Japanese, it is reasonable that the goblin and ogre emojis are designed based on Japanese classic legendary creatures of tengu and oni, and then was added directly into the global Unicode version and Emoji version. The first emoji images of 👺 and 👹 are designed by KDDI in 2003 and look like this👇. 🖼️ The original design of tengu (goblin) and oni (ogre) Generally, you can consider 👺 and 👹 as the Japanese version of goblin and ogre, but there are still some cultural differences between them.So here, please allow me to make some introductions about these 2 strange emojis🙋‍. Emoji 👺Goblin and 👹Ogre are all belong to sub-category 'face-costume'. They were released as unicode in version 6.0 in 2010 and be added to Emoji version 5.0 in 2015. Both 👺 and 👹 are part of Japanese folklore and are known by almost all the Japanese since they were very young🗾.Tengu is a type of legendary creature found in Japanese folk religion. They are traditionally depicted with human, monkey, and avian characteristics, so this explains why this emoji has red face (stands for monkey) and long nose (stands for beak). There are many kinds of tengu, and the emoji 👺 is designed based on the most famous and powerful one called '大天狗daitengu'. 🔺 👺 from different vendors Since ancient times, tengu have often appeared in Japanese folklore. In Japanese culture, tengu have proud nature and penchant for chaos and savagery, they are more like minor gods that are both good and wicked😈. Tengu are normally live in a specific arrange of deep mountain forests. They usually use a magical feather fan as a weapon, which can control wind and flight. Tengu often abduct humans, especially children under 7. So there is a saying that if a child disappears mysteriously(神隠し), usually is stolen by tengu😱. If you are a fan of Japanese anime and comics, then you must be no stranger to tengu, after all, it is continue to be popular among animation, comics, and video games. Lots of characters have the hidden identity of a tengu, or wear a tengu mask🎭 to indicate they are mysterious and powerful. 🔺 Some popular characters based on tengu👺Oni👹 is a fierce and evil yōkai in Japanese folklore, usually portrayed as hulking figures with one or more horns growing out of their heads. Their typical skin color is red, and maybe blue, black, yellow, or white-colored too. They are mostly wearing loincloths of tiger pelt🐅 and carrying an iron club called kanabō. 🔺 👹 from different vendors Though tengu has nothing related to the goblin, there are some similarities between an ogre and an oni. Due to oni's scary looks and evil nature such as murder and cannibalism, they usually appear as popular villains in Japanese art and literature, this is somehow as same as ogres🤔. However, though they were pure evil (like demons👿) in the past, they have become more friendly in modern culture as people tell less frightening fairytales about them like 'Red Oni, Blue Oni'. 🔺Scary to cute😊 In Japan, a celebration called Setsubun'節分' takes place on February 3rd every year, and people will chase away onis by scattering soybeans. This also can shows the significance of 👹 in Japanese traditional culture.After the introduction above, here we also performed some analysis on 👺 and 👹. First, judging from the 'Popularity rating over time' graph of these 2 emojis, they show very similar popularity changes. 👺 and 👹 are not so be known before 2020, however, their popularity both suddenly rose to a peak in March 2020. 🔺The popularity rating over time graph between 👺 and 👹 About this, based on Google Trends related topics data, the most possible reason is laid on the heat of the animation--Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. At that time, the global boom of this animation made netizens show a fond of use 👹 to indicate the villain oni, and 👺 to indicate the hero or hero's teacher character. What's more, as you can see, on the English detail pages of these two emojis, they are each other's most related emojis. And when you explore these 2 emojis in different language pages🔍, you will find that this is the situation not only for English pages, but shows in most other pages as well. 🔺The comparison of 'The Relationship Chart' between 👺 and 👹 In my personal opinion, except for the popularity of demon slayer🗡, maybe it is also because they are next to each other on emoji keyboards⌨ and have the similar color of red🕵️‍, which leads to a strong relationship between 👺 and 👹. Sure if you have any other opinions or ideas about these 2 emojis, please don't hesitate to share with us in the comment below. Or if you want to get more knowledge about a specific emoji, just let me know😉!~!str_1Wikipedia: Tengu!str_2 !str_1Wikipedia: Oni!str_2 !str_1TENGU: THE JAPANESE DEMON THAT'S BASICALLY A MINI-GOD!str_2

2022-05-23 08:56:43 17

🎉World Emoji Day! The Big News Of Emoji In The First Half Of 2022!

World Emoji Awards results in 2021Other Big News Related to EmojiJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyReferences17 July in 2022, let's celebrate the 8th year of World Emoji Day! The 17th of this month is a quite big day for us emoji-lovers. It is not an official holiday, but it can always inspire the enthusiasm of every emojilist! World Emoji Day is set up by Jeremy Burge, the founder of Emojipedia. The date was inspired by the calendar emoji shown on iPhone📅. Also, July 17 is the date iCal premiered at the MacWorld conference in 2002. For more detailed information of The World Emoji Day, just check our former blog post: 🎉The World Emoji Day! As for this time, I'm going to inventory the big news that happened related to emojis in the first half of 2022. Though only half a year has passed, there are already so many awesome news and events about emojis😮!Each year of world emoji day, a series of just-for-fun annual awards called 'World Emoji Awards🏆' is given out every year. So, I'd like to make a quick review about this award in 2021 first. !ul_1 !li_1The Most Popular New Emoji in 2021!li_2 !li_1The Most Anticipated Emoji in 2021!li_2 !li_1The Most 2021 Emoji '💉'!li_2 🖼: World emoji awards official site !ul_2 Is your favorite emoji on the list? If not, just share your own 'Most 2021 Emoji' in the comment below😸! Although only half of this year has passed📅, there are already so many emoji news. Following along the timeline, please let me show you what emoji-related events happened so far💡.!ul_1 !li_1A funny site that can combine two emojis into one called 'Emojimix' got suddenly soar all over the world🔥.!li_2 🖼: Emojimix !li_1EmojiAll released a new tag cloud & relation chart under pure AI algorithm🆕. Right now, when using social media, you can know how people use a specific emoji. Hope you have a nicer Internet experience🤗!!li_2 🔺: How netizens use 🍑 on social media !ul_2!ul_1 !li_1The brand new 3D fluent emoji designs of Microsoft begun their rollout on Microsoft Teams. Learn more about Microsoft's 3D emoji:📣New 3D Emoji In Windows11, Microsoft's Big Move!!!li_2 !li_1In the second half of february, with the escalating of Russian-Ukrainian conflict, the popularity of Ukrainian flag🇺🇦 and Russian flag🇷🇺 suddenly got greatest rise. Love and Peace☮❤🕊! The detailed emoji research: Russia-Ukraine War: Understanding Public Opinion Tendencies From Emojis!li_2 !ul_2!ul_1 !li_1Twitter rolled out Twemoji 14.0 on March 8th. This version contains all emojis from the latest Emoji 14.0.!li_2 !li_1Apple released iOS 15.4 which contains all emojis from the latest Emoji 14.0. What's more, in this update, the emoji design team redesigned 🤭 'face with hand over mouth', in order to get closer to other vendors' designs.!li_2 !li_1According to Jennifer Daniel, the Emoji Subcommittee chairperson, the Unicode Consortium would no longer accept proposals for flags in the future🙅‍.!li_2 !ul_2!ul_1 !li_1The latest Unicode version 16.0 started submissions from April 4, 2022, through July 31. If you want to create your own emoji and use it on your devices, don't miss it🔔!!li_2 !li_1EmojiAll got our own emojiart content in April. If you have any emojiart ideas, don't hesitate to share them with us🙏!!!li_2 !li_1Facebook rolled out their new emoji version 14.0 on April 21. This version contains all emojis from the lastest Emoji 14.0🆕. Check all the Facebook Emojis here.!li_2 !ul_2!ul_1 !li_1Google launched a new black and white emoji font 'Noto Emoji' on May 2nd, which also contains a series of new blob-inspired designs.!li_2 !li_1The website 'crossword-solver.io' released an investigation of the the most used emoji on Twitter across nearly every country, the data was retrieved during the last two weeks of February 2022.!li_2 🖼: crossword-solver.io !ul_2!ul_1 !li_1At Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference on June 6, iOS 16 was introduced as the successor to iOS 15. This time, it's possible to customize the Lock Screen in a special way using emojis, and you can select up to 6 emojis to include in your own wallpaper.!li_2 !li_1Android 13 beta 3.3 was out in June 27th. This update launched with a series of different emoji wallpaper easter eggs in 14 themes (Fruit, Cat faces, Regular faces, Expressive (eye) faces, Melting face, Hearts/love, Outer space, Moon, Aquatic life, Monkeys, Zodiac, Clocks, Flowers, Turtle king). Can't wait👏!!!li_2 🖼: 9to5google.com !ul_2!ul_1 The 5th International Workshop on Emoji Understanding and Applications in Social Media (Emoji Workshop) will be held on the 14th of July 2022. Papers and speeches🙋‍!!!li_2 🖼: Official site of Emoji Workshop !ul_2 The above is the news related to emoji that has happened so far, and more events are COMING SOON🔜!! Just wish you all a Lovely Emoji Day, and don't forget to show your love to these adorable symbols💓!!str_1🏆The 2021 World Emoji Awards!str_2 !str_1Emojimix Official Site!str_2 !str_1The Past and Future of Flag Emoji🏁!str_2 !str_1Noto Emoji!str_2 !str_1The Most Used Emoji on Twitter in Every Country!str_2 !str_1Google hatches the Android 13 easter egg and it's literally all the emoji [Gallery]!str_2 !str_1Emoji Workshop!str_2

2022-07-06 14:41:31 6

🆕Emoji 15.0 Will Be Released In September 2022

Emoji 15.0 Sample images designed by EmojiAllSubcategory: EmotionSubcategory: Hand-Fingers-Open & Face-Neutral-SkepticalSubcategory: Food-VegetableSubcategory: Plant-FlowerSubcategory: Animal-Mammal & Animal-BirdSubcategory: Musical-InstrumentSubcategory：ClothingSubcategory: AV-Symbol & ReligionWhen can we use these emojis on our device？ConclusionAs early as the end of last year, Unicode Consortium unveiled the new emojis in Emoji 15.0, which will be updated in 2022. After several months of waiting, Emoji 15.0 is finally going to be released👏! According to Unicode Consortium, a total of 31 new emojis in Emoji 15.0 will be released in September 2022, although the exact date has not yet been determined. Perhaps the new emoji list may be modified before the final release, but based on the situation in previous years, there will not be much changes. 🔺：Two styles of Emoji 15.0 draft designed by EmojiAll ("Bubble" style 🆚 "Classic" style) The image above displays the two styles of Emoji 15.0 draft we designed. Yes😎EmojiAll finally has our own emoji design🎉! Starting from this year, we will design images for the new emojis released every year. The images of the emojis released in previous years are also in the process of being created, and will be updated on the website when they are completed: EmojiAll(Bubble), EmojiAll(Classic) The reason why we designed two styles of images is because we want to show you the diversity of emoji design styles, as well as to meet the different needs of users. The Bubble style mainly adopts a flat style which is different from the three-dimensional style, with brighter colors 🟡 and more delicate details, while the Classic style uses simple geometric figures as the basic elements of design, with a more minimalist style. Since the emoji images designed by each platform cannot differ too much 🙅 so as not to cause users to misunderstand the meaning of emoji, we have generally ensured that our images are as similar as possible to those of other platforms, but we have still tried to add some elements that reflect our national 🇨🇳 and cultural characteristics in the design. Now let's take a look👀 at these new emoji images we designed!At present, the meaning, usage, Unicode code, image download and other useful information of each emoji have been updated on the website. You can click the CLDR Short Name of each emoji in the picture below to enter its detail page. CLDR Short Name Proposal Bubble Classic Light Blue Heart L2/21-202 Pink Heart L2/21-203 Grey Heart L2/21-201 CLDR Short Name Proposal Bubble Classic Rightwards Pushing Hand L2/21-216 Leftwards Pushing Hand L2/21-216 Shaking Face L2/21-214 CLDR Short Name Proposal Bubble Classic Pea Pod L2/21-199 Ginger Root L2/21-200 CLDR Short Name Proposal Bubble Classic Hyacinth L2/21-215 CLDR Short Name Proposal Bubble Classic Donkey L2/21-196 Moose L2/21-197 Jellyfish L2/21-217 Goose L2/21-219 Black Bird L2/19-307 Wing L2/21-198 CLDR Short Name Proposal Bubble Classic Flute L2/21-193 Maracas L2/21-194 CLDR Short Name Proposal Bubble Classic Folding Hand Fan L2/21-192 Hair Pick L2/21-218 CLDR Short Name Proposal Bubble Classic Wireless L2/21-191 Khanda L2/21-223 Compared with previous years, the number of new emojis released this year is much smaller📉. Emoji 13.0 and Emoji 13.1 released in 2020 contained a total of 334 emojis, and Emoji 14.0 released in 2021 contained 112 emojis, while this year there are only 31 new emojis. In addition, the categories of new emojis are mainly focused on [⌚️Objects] and [🐵Animals]. Only one "🫨Shaking Face" emoji is added to the most anticipated category [😂Smileys&Emotion], and there are no new people emojis. However, although the number of these new emojis is smaller than before, they are all useful and applicable in a variety of contexts and situations, as they all represent common things in daily life. This reflects the Unicode Consortium's requirements for new emoji proposals in recent years: they will focus on whether the new emoji can fill the gap in the existing emojis, making it more and more convenient for people to communicate using emoji.（📚Recommended blog：🐣How to make a new emoji？）Although these new emojis will be released soon, we still have to wait a few more months to use them on our phones/computers/tablets🤦 because it will take some time for major platforms to add the new emojis to their systems. The specific time spent varies from platform to platform, as fast as the end of this year, as slow as next year, or even in the second half of next year... 🚬Some of you may not even be able to use the Emoji 14.0 released last year yet🙃 According to the release date for emoji support of previous years, we have made a timeline that estimates the date of Emoji 15.0's release on major platforms: We will keep you informed if there is any new news about Emoji 15.0😗. And, please feel free to let us know in the comments if you have any suggestions about our design for emojis🥺👉👈 See you in the next blog!(flying kisses👋

2022-08-29 16:28:05 13

🗂EmojiAll Summary In 2022: What's The 'Emoji Of The Year' And What We Did In 2022!

Emoji Using Situation In Different Countries (2022)Emoji of the year (EmojiAll .ver)What EmojiAll Did In 2022?At the end of the year, the tradition of 'Yearly Summary' of EMOJI and emojiall.com is coming again! Compared with last year (Some Update And Emoji Analyzes That Summarized EmojiAll 2021), which emoji is the "Emoji Of The Year" in 2022, how about the emoji using ranking in each country, what new contents emojiall updated, and what our team did this year…… In the closure of 2022, here we try to do some related summaries about emoji and emojiall.com under our own analyzing angle. Here should be mentioned that all the data are from our website internal statistics, google analytics and Twitter for reference only💡. If you are interested in all these emoji-related information, don't miss this blog post!Now it's time for the most interesting part of the blog: 2022 Emoji Awards Ceremony🏆! Just like last year, we have made several emoji rankings based on the internal data of our website. The most clicked emoji on EmojiAll🖱️ The most liked emoji on EmojiAll👍 The most anticipated emoji on EmojiAll✊ The most commented emoji on EmojiAll💬 Are you agree with these rankings? What is the emoji ranking in your mind? Which is the Best Emoji of 2022 for you? You can share your answer with us in the comment🤗!2022 is also a challenging year for emojiall.com. We have not only updated and added multiple special contents in our site this year, but also started to try to participate in some emoji-related international communication activities. Our results for 2022 can be summarized as follows: Launched EmojiAll Advanced Search at the beginning of the year, and then added NLP (Natural Language Processing) technology into it to improve the search experience. Now the Emoji Intelligent Search function can be said as one of the special features on emojiall.com. Emoji Translator got released! It can translate emojis to and from texts in over 47 languages😮. 'Favorites' feature was added. After registering on EmojiAll, you can add the content that you interested in to your 'Favorites' by clicking the star⭐️ icon in the upper right corner of the content you are interested in (emojis, blog posts, emoji images or topics), which will be more convenient for check them next time~ Some of the webpage has been redesigned👨‍🎨, including the landing page, Unicode list page and emoji list page. Fastest-Rising Ranking joined the Emoji Leaderboards family. Emoji Fusion was released. It is based on the CV image algorithm and deep learning, and can combine the features of two emoji images to generate new emoji images🖼. Two versions of emoji pictures independently designed by EmojiAll: EmojiAll(Bubble) and EmojiAll(Classic) were released. Which version is your type? Added dark mode to the website, now you can also explore emojiall.com at night🌙! Added some new Emoji Games, come and challenge yourself🎮! We are so grateful that EmojiAll was invited as one of the speakers at the Symposium on Graphicons and Digital Media to introduce the 🔍Intelligent Search on our site. At the same time, we also received many suggestions about the content of our website on social media such as Twitter and Facebook, here we would like to tell you that we have always considered your advices and want to express our thanks to all EmojiAll users😊! We hope to bring you a content-rich and fun website while spreading emoji to the world!Here should be noticed again that our data sources are from our own website internal data and publicly available social media data. So, the results of emoji ranking may be different from other websites🤔. All in all, 2022 is coming to an end, thank you for visiting emojiall.com this year, and also your precious attention to EmojiAll! We will continue to release amazing emoji-related contents in the future, just keep following us emojiall.com🙋‍!EmojiAll for now is supporting 46 languages. According to our internal statistics, the top 15 Most Visited Languages in 2022 and their changing trends are shown below👇.As for the countries, here we also list the top 15 most visited countries and their trends over the months.What's more, in different language and cultural backgrounds, people may have different preferences for emoji usage. Based on our Emoji Leaderboard, we have also listed up the top 10 most visited languages' emoji usage below, just in case you are interested in. 🔺Here we take Google's emoji as an example As you can see, the biggest feature of the 'most used emoji' rankings by country in 2022, is that except for Italian, the emojis belong to version 14.0 released in 2021, such as 🥹(Face Holding Back Tears), 🫶(Heart Hands), 🫠(Melting Face), are included in most of the rankings.

2022-12-30 13:43:54 5

🕴Some Research About This Weird Levitating Businessman Emoji

Some Basic Information About🕴The Funny Origin And Design Concept Of🕴How People Use 🕴 On Social MediaReferencesLevitating businessman, MIBSL, the jumping rude boy, hovering man, man in black…… This emoji🕴has many names you may heard or not. Besides, there are too many people asking us 'why this weird emoji even exists?'… Well, I think maybe it is time to introduce this emoji to everyone. 🔺emoji🕴from various platforms The official name of emoji 🕴 is 'Person in suit levitating'. It was released on June 16, 2014 as Unicode version 7.0, and belongs to sub-category 'person-activity' It is not a commonly used emoji, in this year's most used emoji ranking,🕴is at Rank 838, which is in the middle level and is not very conspicuous. Even you use emojis almost every day, you may never pay attention to this little guy. 🔺 🖼 CREDIT: Unicode.org However, even if you never use it once, it is undeniable that the story behind it is very curious.The origin of 🕴can be traced back to 1990's. At the time, Microsoft was working on Internet Explorer 4.0, and the system included a font called Webdings, you can see it as a black & white symbol set designed by Microsoft. And this weird floating suitman was designed by Vincent Connare, an American type designer and former Microsoft employee. It was inspired by Walt Jabsco, the fictional character which based on a photograph of Peter Tosh, a reggae musician and a former member of the Wailers, and had become a central artwork to 2 Tone Records. If you are a ska fan, you definitely should use this emoji! 🔺 Peter Tosh (right) 🆚 Walt Jabsco 🆚 levitating businessman emoji (iOS version) According to the Newsweek's interview to Connare, he said—— "I had a Specials Japanese import LP, and I saw one of the keywords was 'jump' so thought it would be good to make a jumping, pogoing man", "The style of the 2 Tone guy was black on white, and it was graphic, so it was easy to make something like it into a font". In addition, since 🕴was designed by Microsoft in 90's, it has gone through a series of design changes (here we only discuss Microsoft's design). 🔺In each update, 🕴will have varying degrees of design changes, from black and white to color emoji, color changes for clothing, and color changes for ties, etc.Although you may not often use this levitating businessman, it can be observed on internet occasionally. From our new Tag Cloud and Relation Chart analyzed by pure AI algorithm, you can see how netizen use 🕴 on social media.🔺The Tag Cloud and Relation Chart of 🕴 analyzed by pure AI algorithm Except for the usages above, just like ska lovers, fans in certain fields prefer to use this emoji to refer to a specific person, movie or TV series. It is also a great way to spread this rarely used emoji🕴. 🔺As for you, is this emoji stands for Men in Black, Michael Jackson, or the Grim Reaper from Guardian: The Lonely and Great God? From a black & white symbol to an official emoji that was added in Unicode 7.0 in 2014, this process has gone through about 14 years. It is a little bit unfair that 🕴 still not be well known. Personally speaking, this funny plus a little bit weird and creepy emoji is one of my favorite emoji, I hope more people knew about the background of 🕴 and even became interested in it. Hope you enjoy this blog post! If you have other emojis you would like us to do research, please let us know in the comment below🤗.!str_1The Secret Ska History of That Weird Levitating Businessman Emoji!str_2 !str_1Wikipedia: 2 Tone Records!str_2

2022-01-17 10:00:32 21

🐯Happy Year Of The Tiger！Let's Talk About The Emojis For Chinese New Year

Emojis related to Chinese New Year customsChinese ZodiacConclusionReferenceRed Envelope🧧Dumpling🥟Firecracker🧨Lantern🏮Another new year! As the Chinese New Year approaches, Emojiall is here to wish you all a Happy Chinese New Year!!!🎇🧨🍻 Chinese New Year, also called Spring Festival, is an important festival for Chinese people 🇨🇳 and the grandest of all Chinese festivals. The Chinese New Year has a long history and brings together the essence of many traditional Chinese cultures, which is an essential part of the distinctive Chinese culture🔴. This is also reflected in the emojis, as several of the emojis that represent Chinese characteristics are related to the Chinese New Year.It is a red paper packet used to contain the lucky money. Many people also use this emoji directly to refer to the luckey money. Giving luckey money is one of the traditional customs of Chinese New Year and is also a favorite custom of children because it is the only time in the year they have the opportunity to "get rich"💰. The elders will give the luckey money to the children in red envelopes to ward off evil spirits and bless them with a peaceful year. In the design of many platforms, the red envelope have a chinese character on it. It indicates good fortune, good luck, etc., which can enhance the blessing effect of the red envelope. 🔺：Red Envelope emoji on different platforms The real red envelopes can also be printed on some other chinese characters or patterns, but they all express pretty much the same meaning of blessing. Eating dumplings is also one of the special customs of Chinese New Year. Dumplings are a traditional Chinese delicacy, usually made of flour, vegetables🥬 and meat🥩. It is said that the custom of eating dumplings at Chinese New Year has been around since ancient times in China, and it signifies honoring the past and welcoming the new year. Nowadays, due to the increasing standard of living, dumplings are not only a New Year's food. In northern China, where food made of flour is preferred, dumplings are often served at the dinner table on normal days. It is not only a special food for Chinese New Year, but also a symbol of Chinese culture.Playing firecrackers during the Spring Festival have had a history of more than two thousand years. Legend has it that in ancient times, at the end of each year, a vicious beast called the "New Year Beast"👹 would come out to attack humans, in order to drive away its attack, people would set off firecrackers, so playing firecrackers has been passed down to become a Chinese New Year custom. Today no one has long been superstitious about this legend, and in view of environment 🌏️ and noise problems, many places in China have banned firecrackers, but in the hearts of many people, when they were young, playing firecrackers with their friends is still one of the happiest entertainment activities during the New Year. !str 🔺：（(Left) Firecrackers with auspicious designs | (Right) Firecrackers being set off Red lanterns are a traditional Chinese holiday item. During major festivals like Chinese New Year, red lanterns are hung in streets, parks, buildings 🏘️ and even homes, which can foil the lively atmosphere of the festival. In addition, there are some emojis that are not directly related to Chinese New Year, but are commonly used by people during Chinese New Year. If you need them, you can click on this link on the right🧐: Spring FestivalThese emojis in the picture below are also related to Chinese New Year, but some people may not know it. 🔺：There are several animals that have more than one corresponding emoji These twelve animals represnt the Chinese Zodiac. In China, in addition to numbers, people also use the Chinese zodiac to record the year. Each year corresponds to a Chinese zodiac symbol, which is cycled in the order of the picture, twelve times for a cycle. For example, last year was the Year of the Ox🐮, this year is the Year of the Tiger🐯, and the next year will be the Year of the Rabbit🐇. The arrival of Chinese New Year symbolizes the alternation of the two Chinese zodiac🔄, therefore, in the minds of many Chinese people, the Chinese New Year is more representative of saying goodbye to the past year and welcoming the new one than the New Year. As China's influence grows internationally, the Year of the Zodiac is now becoming more and more well-known. This year, Twitter has also designed an exclusive hashtag symbol for the Year of the Tiger, if you tweet the hashtags related to Chinese New Year, such as #ChineseNewYear, #LunarNewYear, #YearOfTheTiger, a little tiger 🐯 symbol will automatically appear behind the hashtag. It is super cute! (The tiger will only appear after these hashtags and cannot be copied and used elsewhere) In fact, the Chinese New Year customs are far more than these. Hope to see more Chinese special emojis in the emoji list someday in the future! Finally, I wish you all a happy Chinese New Year once again🐅! We'll see you in the next blog!!str_1Ten Chinese New Year customs!str_2 !str_1Baidu: Spring Festival!str_2

2022-01-28 16:13:49 7

🆕Submit New Emojis In 2022, Emoji 16.0 Is Waiting For You!

Some information updates about Flag Emoji SubmissionSummaryReferencesThe latest Unicode version 16.0 is open for submissions from April 4, 2022, through July 31. If you want to create your own emoji and use it on your devices, now is the best time! You need to make a form for your emoji proposals and send it to Unicode Consortium. The submission details can refer to our former blog post: 🐣How To Make A New Emoji? However, it has been a while since the last related blog post, there is a big decision about flag emojis submission that you may be interested in.Based on the blog post of Jennifer Daniel (Emoji Subcommittee chairperson), flag emoji have great challenges due to their open-ended nature, infrequent use, and burden on implementations. So, Unicode Consortium decided there would no longer accept proposals for flags in the future. However, this is divided into 2 cases: geographical flags and non-geographical flags (such as pride flags, language flags, etc.)!str_1Geographical flags: Though 'Flags' is now the largest category, it's not used much, and the usage of the country flag and subdivision flag is even less so.!str_2 If you want to submit a new geographical flag, it is not impossible but extremely difficult. This kind of flag emoji submission needs to be considered from many angles to avoid looking like favoritism to a specific region. To get more information about country flag emojis, you can refer to our blog post to get more information about country flag emojis: 🚩Why Country Flag Emojis Only Show Two-Letter Codes On Windows? !str_1Non-geographical flags: Like pride flags, color-based flags, Olympic flag, language flags, etc. The Unicode Consortium's decision to no longer add this kind of new flag emoji.!str_2 However, this maybe seems unfair. Why there be a rainbow flag, transgender flag, but now cannot submit new flags? What if there are identity groups that need their flags in the future? Not only pride flags, what if there are other flag emojis needs in the future? 🖼️ credit: Wikipedia - Pride flag No worry, the Unicode Consortium of course considered this situation! Instead of submitting new flag emojis, they recommend using heart emojis❤️ to indicate a specific flag. For example, genderqueer pride flag 💜🤍💚, nonbinary pride flag 💛🤍💜🖤; There are some people already found the 'real' usage of heart emojis, using color hearts combination to represent country. What's more, there will be more new heart emoji colors in the future, which they believe can satisfy the needs for flag color variations to some extent. 🔺There are already 3 new colored heart emojis that will be added in Unicode 15.0.Anyway, you cannot submit a new flag emoji unless the Unicode is open for application. However, it is still the best time to submit your own non-flag emoji idea💡! But it should be reminded that when making a new emoji, the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee (ESC) need to take lots of aspects into consideration, such as usage frequency, trade-offs with other choices, font file size, the burden on developers/users, etc., so it is impossible to make anything emojified🚫, even need to reduce the number of emoji they encode in any given year. This means you should choose your idea carefully to increase the possibility of acceptance. We may also try to submit some emojis in the future🙋‍. If you have any wonderful thoughts, leave your comment below💭👇, and maybe the next version update will have your emoji!!str_1Unicode now accepting proposals for Emoji 16.0!str_2 !str_1The Past and Future of Flag Emoji!str_2 !str_1Guidelines for Submitting Unicode® Emoji Proposals!str_2 !str_1How to Submit Proposal Documents!str_2

2022-04-14 16:43:50 30

🎭Why Do Emojis Look Different On Different Platforms?

What is emoji？Different design of emojisProblems caused by the difference between designsConclusionReferencesAppleGoogleMicrosoftSamsungHave you ever noticed that the same emoji looks different on different platforms? 🔺：The difference in the appearance of the same emoji on iOS (left) and Android (right) The difference in the picture above is relatively small, although they both don't look exactly the same, at least they are very similar. But there are some emojis that look completely different on different platforms(examples will be given in the following content🤣). So why this difference exists❓ First we need to know the origin of emojis.The emojis originated in the 1990s and were designed and created by 👨‍💻Shigetaka Kurita, an interface designer working for Japanese mobile operator NTT DOCOMO. Once the emojis were launched, they quickly became popular with young people and became the trend on many platforms. However, at that time, there was no way for emojis from different platforms to be compatible with each other ❌，so people would have some problems when sending emoji across platforms, such as emoji becoming garbled words or unable to be displayed. As emojis became more and more popular worldwide 📈, the need to solve this problem gradually emerged, so in 2010, the Unicode Consortium, which is responsible for encoding most of the world's writing systems, decided to incorporated emojis into Unicode. As a result, each platform has a unified encoding standard when introducing emojis, and the cross-platform compatibility of emoji is realized. 🔺：You can consult the codepoint of each emoji on our website As an organization devoted to maintaining and publishing the Unicode Standard,the Unicode Consortium is mainly responsible for the review, management and coding of emojis, while the task of designing the appearance of emojis is 🫴 handed over to each platform. Every year, once the Unicode Consortium has decided on the new emoji to be launched, each platform will design the appearance of the new emojis based on their information and sample image🖼. Since different platforms have their own branding concepts and design features✨, the designed emojis will have different appearances. Some platforms will even add some details related to themselves in the emoji design, for example, Apple designed their four book 📚emojis with the words "VOL X by John Appleseed", in honor of John Chapman, the first person to introduce apple trees to the United States. We've listed the design images of several main platforms below, let's have a look! Apple's design is my favorite one❗ Apple's emojis are more three-dimensional and realistic, and the processing of details is also very delicate. Some emojis look almost the same as the real things, so that people basically do not misunderstand their meaning (but insect emojis really do not need to be so realistic 😭). The public is also more familiar with Apple's emojis. On the one hand, Apple has a larger number of users, on the other hand, Apple always releases new emojis faster than other platforms every year, so many people will be more impressed with Apple's emojis💥. This also leads many people to think that emojis are updated and expanded by Apple (I did the same at first🤐), but NONONO🙅, the birth of each new emoji will go through this process: People submit emoji proposals - Unicode Emoji Subcommittee review proposals - Platforms release new emojis.（Recommended reading： 🐣How to make a new emoji？） 🔺：Comparison of two designs of Google's emojis Google launched the Blob emoji in 2013. These emojis have the irregularly fondant shape and look soft and elastic, so many people call them "jelly man" or "pudding"🍮. However, in order to keep the appearance of the emojis largely consistent across different platforms, Google changed this design after 2017 and adopted a design that is more similar to the design of other platforms. Most Android devices use Google's emojis. 🔺：Comparison of two designs of Microsoft's emojis（Picture Spurce：https://docs.microsoft.com/） Microsoft's old emojis feature a black border and cartoonish style🧸, but in the Windows 11 update introduced in November 2021, Microsoft replaced the previous style of its emojis with a new Fluent Design style. The new design has changed in color and style considerably compared to the previous one, and also closer to the design of other platforms. 🔺：Comparison of previous Samsung emojis and emojis of other platforms（Picture Source：Emojipedia） Samsung's emojis have also undergone a major update, as some of its previous emojis were so abstract that one could wonder what the hell it was... 😅 In 2018, Samsung updated the design of all emojis to make them look less distinctive. But the new design still retains a strong cartoon style. Due to the limited space, there are many other platforms can't be introduced here one by one. You can view the design of all platforms on our websitePlatform List. You can also download them⬇From the previous content you can find that although all platforms are designing the same emojis, there are still many differences between the designs, which often leads to misunderstandings when people use emojis to communicate across platforms. For example, Samsung previously designed 🙄 as a small yellow face with a crooked smile, so many users misused this emoji as a smile emoji... 🔺：I really want to know what Samsung emoji designers are thinking about💀 But this problem is being solved. In the past few years, each platform has been continuously updating its own emoji design, whether it is the modification of individual emoji or the update of the overall style of emoji. Each change has gradually narrowed the differences between the designs of platforms. Besides, there is another problem. Since each platform designs and updates new emoji at different times, you may find that some emojis can't displayed properly on some platforms or devices😩. 🔺：The boxes with x are the emojis that cannot be displayed properly This issue is a little complicated, we will write another blog detailing it later. Please stay tuned🙇!So now you know, the reason why emojis look different on different platforms is that each platform has its own design for emoji. However, to ensure the consistency of emojis across platforms, their designs may become more and more similar in the future, but since the emojis have now become a means for platforms to attract users, the platforms will definitely still retain their own characteristics in the design🤹‍♂️. Which platform's design do you like the most? Tell us in the comments!👇!str_1Windows 11 November 2021 Emoji Changelog!str_2 !str_1Google is redesigning its awful blob emoji for the new Android O!str_2 !str_1Samsung is finally updating its terrible emoji!str_2

2022-05-05 16:44:05 21

🔍Emoji Intelligent Search: Searching Function With NLP Technology!

Why We Developed Emoji Intelligent Search?What Have We Developed For Now?How To Use Our Intelligent Search?Related LinkMaybe some of you have noticed that our landing page: emojiall.com has been changed. From now on, emojial.com will center on the search function to provide a better website experience to our user🙋‍. As for the search function on emojiall, it can be said a comprehensive function of the application of NLP (Natural Language Processing) technology. And so, without further ado, we will show you a detailed introduction to our search function!People usually turn to search engines such as Google, Bing, or some emoji websites for Emoji meanings. The search results, however, have been far from satisfaction, concerning the accuracy and comprehensiveness of emoji meanings. 🔺An example when users search for a ‘dog’ emoji in a traditional search engine Like the sample image displayed above, the traditional search engine only tends to give results just for the exact term ‘dog’, like ‘hot dog’, ‘guide dog’ or ‘dog face’ but ignores the emojis that may relate to dog. This shows the search results are very rigid and limited in matching search terms. To address the gap, we developed an emoji search engine with the intelligent association, conditional filtering, and multiple sorting functions. We want this search function can not only display the emoji corresponding to the exact search term, but even the emojis related to it.Our Emoji Intelligent Search uses the "Elasticsearch" dedicated search engine, which returns search results by creating a database and then submitting data into it. By importing various data such as 'emoji', 'title', 'known as', 'description' into the database we mentioned above, we have finally achieved our goal to a certain extent. When a user searches for keyword(s)/emoji, our intelligent search can suggest emojis that are highly relevant to the search term, rather than a rigid and straightforward correspondence. For example, when our users search for the emoji 'dog🐕', those related emojis will be suggested, such as 'cat face', 'fox', etc. As for the keyword(s)/phrases corrosonding, for instance, when users search for 'summer', the intelligent search engine will additionally recommend other highly related emojis like 'lotus', 'thong sandal', 'melting face', etc. What's more, as a comprehensive search engine, it can also display images of searched emoji in various platform, emoji combos and memes that contain this emoji, even blog posts that have the aimed emoji/keywords. EmojiAll's Emoji Intelligent Search🔍 supports multilingual search in 47 languages, and it also allows users to enter: Emoji, keywords, or Unicode codepoint to perform searches, and find relevant information from our Emoji Dictionaries, Emoji Combos and Memes, Emoji Festivals and Special Topics, Emoji Popular Science Articles, Emoji News Blogs, Emoji Pictures, and other useful content according to user's input, then use text or picture to return search results. At the same time, this Emoji Intelligent Search also has functions like real-time search word by word in the input box, keywords highlighting in the results, one-click copying of emoji and other functions. Filtering and sorting are also prominent functions of our Emoji Intelligent Search. The search can filter the results by multi-dimensional combinations of ‘Emoji’, ‘Blog’, ‘Topic’, ‘Images’, ‘Combos and Memes’, and can also sort the results by 'Comprehensive, Newest, Comment'. All of these are to enable users to search for the emoji information in the shortest possible time. Although the search function still has certain limitations😢, we will not stop the improvement. What's more, in the future, we are consider incorporating all the content in the Elasticsearch database into the Emoji Knowledge Graph, which is also a task we need to continue to work on💪. We hope that the Emoji Intelligent Search developed by emojiall.com would improve users’ search experience and understanding about emojis. And we will keep updating and improving our functions to provide better experience to you🤗! Search for Emoji Search for Emoji Image

2022-11-16 15:11:46 4