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🤔New Emoji In 2022? Meet The Emoji14.0 (Provisional)

Preview of emoji candidatesCategory: Smileys & EmotionCategory: People & Body (part 1)Category: People & Body (part 2)Category: Animals & NatureCategory: Food & DrinkCategory: Travel & PlacesCategory: ActivitiesCategory: ObjectsCategory: SymbolsRecently, Unicode consortium has updated the Emoji Candidates draft. Due to COVID-19, emoji proposing was disrupted for a period of time, submissions received before April 2021 will be returned to sender. At the same time, the submission form and process will be changing during that time. Submissions has been resumed after April 2, 2021.Let me once again emphasize that ⚠️these emojis have not yet been finalized, these new emoji candidates won't be included for sure. And if you want to submit your own emoji, please refer to our former blog post:《🐣How to make a new emoji?》 Hopefully we can use these emojis in 2022!So far, there are 39 candidates have already been released. Even though these characters are not final, just candidates for inclusion in a future version of Unicode, but still we believe they are noteworthy. Let's take a look 👀: CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample face with diagonal mouth L2/20‑219 saluting face L2/19‑400, L2/19‑396 face with peeking eye L2/19‑378 melting face L2/20‑072 face holding back tears L2/20‑064 face with open eyes and hand over mouth L2/19‑304 dotted line face L2/20‑223 CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample rightwards hand L2/19‑265 leftwards hand L2/19‑265 palm down hand L2/20‑213 palm up hand L2/20‑213 index pointing at the viewer L2/20‑212 heart hands L2/20‑211 hand with index finger and thumb crossed L2/19‑327 Meanwhile, there is a proposal for 25 new RGI sequences about handshake emoji 🤝 based on [rightwards hand] and [leftwards hand], which is a shift toward diversity. CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample troll L2/19‑399, L2/19‑232 biting lip L2/19‑219 person with crown L2/20‑189 pregnant person L2/20‑190 pregnant man L2/20‑190 CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample empty nest L2/20‑217 nest with eggs L2/20‑217 coral L2/20‑220 lotus L2/19‑371 CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample jar L2/20‑222 beans L2/20‑226 pouring liquid L2/20‑065 CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample wheel L2/20‑216 playground slide L2/20‑215 ring buoy L2/20‑224 CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample hamsa L2/20‑218 mirror ball L2/19‑310 CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample identification card L2/20‑221 x-ray L2/20‑214 bubbles L2/19‑311 crutch L2/19‑379 low battery L2/19‑316 CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample heavy equals sign L2/20‑225 The above are the candidates so far. Will there be more emoji candidates? who knows 🤔.

2021-07-02 14:26:29 19

🆕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

🫣Directional Changes Of Emoji: A New Era Of Emoji Expression With Unicode15.1

Six New EmojisThe directional changes of some emojisThe changes of family-related emojisWhen can we use Emoji15.1？ConclusionBack in the autumn of last year, the Unicode Consortium announced an update plan for new emojis: Unicode 16.0, originally scheduled for release in September 2023, would be delayed⏸️, and instead, Unicode 15.1 would be released, with the upcoming emoji version being designated as Emoji 15.1. As mentioned by Jennifer Daniel, the Chairperson of the Emoji Subcommittee, in her newsletter Did someone say emoji?, all of the updated emojis in Emoji 15.1 will be ZWJ sequences created by existing emojis. (Recommended reading: What are ZWJ sequences?） There are three noteworthy highlights of this update: 1⃣ The addition of six new emojis 2⃣ The directional changes of some emojis 3⃣ The changes of family-related emojis.First, let's take a look at the six new faces in Emoji 15.1. From left to right, they are: Lime, Brown Mushroom, Broken Chain, Head Shaking Vertically, Head Shaking Horizontally, Phoenix Bird. 🔺：Sample design provided by Jennifer Daniel The picture above is a sample design provided by Jennifer. Their appearance may be subject to further modifications before the final release, but it will not be significantly different from what is shown now. As we mentioned earlier, these six emojis will be ZWJ sequences formed by existing emojis: Lime=🍋+🟩 Brown Mushroom=🍄+🟫 Broken Chain=🔗+💥 Head Shaking Vertically=🙂+↕️ Head Shaking Horizontally=🙂+↔️ Phoenix Bird=🐦️+🔥 In the many years of development of emojis, the Unicode Consortium has been continuously improving them to better meet user needs, such as adding skin tone, hair color🦰 and gender♂️♀️ options to emojis. This year, the Unicode Consortium is going to add another useful feature to emojis: changing the direction of an emoji↔. 🔺：Most of the characters, animals, vehicles emojis are facing right As shown in the above image, emojis that are not facing directly forward have typically been oriented to the right. However, with the update to Emoji 15.1, users will be able to choose whether an emoji faces left or right. This feature opens up new possibilities♾️ for the meaning and usage of emojis, particularly in creating emoji combinations. For example, by combining an emoji of a person running to the left and an emoji of a person running to the right, an emoji combination meaning "meeting" could be created. This is just a simple example. When Emoji15.1 is officially released, I believe the wisdom and creativity of users will dig the fun of this feature to the extreme🤹‍. In fact, there has long been high demand among the public for the feature to change the color of emojis. On social media, it is common to see many users asking for white cat emoji, green grape emoji, black rose emoji, etc. Since changing the direction of emojis is about to become a reality, does it mean that it is not impossible to change the color of emoji in the future? I hope this day will come soon! (Unicode Consortium, please🗣!)Jennifer also mentioned about the changes in family-related emojis: Thanks to the efforts of the Unicode Consortium over the years, the current family-related emojis look quite comprehensive. They consider various family situations such as single-parent families, two-parent families, one-child families, multiple children families, and even same-gendered parents families. 🔺：There are currently 26 emojis for "Family" However, since the boundaries of the family concept are not so clear, there are still many forms of families that these emojis cannot cover, such as multi-generational families👵👩👧, families with pets👨👩🐕, and multi-racial families👨🏾👩🏼, etc. Therefore, the Emoji Subcommittee has decided to redesign family-related emojis and introduce four sequences in Emoji 15.1: 🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒Family: Adult, Adult, Child, Child 🧑‍🧒‍🧒Family: Adult, Child, Child 🧑‍🧑‍🧒Family: Adult, Adult, Child 🧑‍🧒Family: Adult, Child These four sequences are non-gender-specifying family emojis, so their application will be more versatile and will be able to meet the needs of more users and bring them more personalized experiences.Finally, let's talk about the question you all care about the most: When can we use Emoji15.1❓ First of all, it can be confirmed that it will be a long time before we see Emoji 15.1, because currently most platforms still cannot support Emoji 15.0🫢. Apple just released the official version of iOS 16.4 on March 28th, providing support for Emoji 15.0. Apart from Apple, only Google, Samsung, and Facebook have also provided the support for Emoji 15.0. 🔺：Apple's Emoji15.0 design According to the situation in previous years, the release of new emoji version and its update on devices usually have a gap of about half year. Therefore, it is expected that after the release of Emoji 15.1 in September this year, major emoji vendors will gradually provide support for it in the spring of 2024.Through this update, we can see that the Unicode Consortium has a comprehensive consideration for the future development of emoji and has been working hard to solve various problems in the use and innovation of emoji. Although Emoji 15.1 will not include too many new emojis, it will have a significant impact on improving user experience. Let's look forward🔭 to a more advanced future of emojis!

2023-03-30 13:31:56 7

📣New 3D Emoji In Windows11, Microsoft's Big Move!!

On World Emoji Day in 2021, Microsoft Design Team announced that they redesigned Microsoft emoji in a more fluent and 3D way to "support the new landscape of work". The update this time is rather a big change to Microsoft emoji. As you can see, the previous emoji are designed in 2D with stroke. But this time, they become 3D (somehow like clay art) and make most of their emoji animated. At the same time, Microsoft released 5 concept sketches to show a new working style during COVID-19, which can "signal our fresh perspective on work, expression, and the spaces in between." 🔺From left to right: multi-tasking, you're on mute, no camera day, parenting-while-working, the pajama suit. What is more, in this redesign, the team replace the paperclip emoji 📎 in a familiar face: Clippy! (Long time no see!) 💡: Clippy, also called Clippit, was a simplistic virtual assistant who offered advice to Microsoft Office users, from 1997 and until the mid-2000s. You can now use these emoji on Microsoft's social learning video platform Flipgrid and expected to be released to Microsoft products (Windows 11) over the coming year. An Emoji For Your Thoughts

2021-07-27 11:43:11 14

🎉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

🎉The World Emoji Day!

2021, the seventh annual World Emoji Day is coming👏!! July 17 is an important day for every emoji-lovers, it is an annual unofficial holiday to celebrate emoji. As one of the emoji fans, of course we need to do something in this special day! As we know emoji has become the most common element in social network culture, it also has become an international language and deeply loved by users. Under this social phenomenon, people have begun to extend the usage of emoji to get more fun, even began to study emoji. This subverting most people's traditional cognition of emoji. 🔺：One of the most popular emoji game(?) in tiktok: Emoji Redesign So, let's me show you the origin of World Emoji Day, and some interesting information about Emoji.Since NTT engineer Kurita Shigetaka designed about 200 emoji images for the release of the Japanese mobile phone operator NTT DoCoMo's integrated mobile internet service "i-mode", emoji has started its global phenomenon. With the development of coding technology, emoji can be sent to different devices of various platforms. At this point, some emoji-lovers come up with a thought: We need to have a day to celebrate emoji! In order to make emoji widely used, hopefully make people feel the fun of emoji, in 2014, Emojipedia founder Jeremy Burge created this interesting holiday. At the first, he planned to use November 21, the date Apple introduced emoji to their iPhone, as the date of World Emoji Day. However, on the one hand, November 21 is a little bit late in a year, on the other hand, at that time, emoji support was somewhat limited, even hidden on non-Apple devices, Jeremy Burge thinks maybe the date shows in iPhone calendar emoji is the most obvious and most appropriate date for World Emoji Day. As for the reason why July 17, the date was inspired by the calendar emoji shows on iPhone. July 17, it's also the date iCal premiered at the MacWorld conference in 2002. And now "World Emoji Day finds its place on a packed calendar of holidays", reported by CNBC, an American pay television business.Speaking of the emoji [Calendar📅], it belongs to one of the earliest set of emoji, which submitted by 3 Japanese carrier in 2010 (KDDI, NTT Docomo and Softbank). When World Emoji Day spreads to the world, in 2016, Google changed the appearance of its calendar emoji to display 17 July on its products, such as Android, Gmail, Hangouts, and Chrome OS. and nowadays, most of major platforms had switched to show July 17 on their calendar emoji, to avoid confusion on World Emoji Day. There is a funny episode of calendar emoji in Twitter's twemoji. The original design of Twemoji's calendar showed the date of July 15 (Twitter's launch date), then it was changed to March 21, the founding date of Twitter company. And on July 13, 2020, Twemoji updated its calendar emoji and shows July 17 now. This kind of act can show the impact that World Emoji Day brought to the world. However, there are some vendors have not use July 17 in their calendar emoji, but the date they display is also has meaning to them. For example, Facebook calendar emoji shows May 14th, it is the date of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's birthday🎂. WhatsApp shows February 24, 2009, it is the earliest registration time for WhatsApp. As for those platforms which displays [12] in their calendar, it is said to indicate that there are twelve months in one year. Since World Emoji Day was established, many Emoji-related events have been held in this day every year. And some companies use this day to launch emoji-related promotions. July 17, 2015, World Emoji Day became a hot topic on Twitter. Same year, Pepsi released an emoji keyboard called PepsiMoji, and made custom emoji Pepsi cans and bottles. (so cute!) 2016, Pepsi hosted a special party to celebrate the opening of the pop-up interactive exhibit that was timed to World Emoji Day. 2017, to celebrate the upcoming "The Emoji Movie", Saks Fifth Avenue launched a limited-edition products and emotive window at its flagship store. Same year, in order to celebrate World Emoji Day, Google released a series of new emoji that to represent women in several background and work. The Empire State Building lighted up “emoji yellow” for World Emoji Day this year. 🖼️: Twitter @WorldEmojiDay What's more, A Guinness World Record was attempted in Dubai on World Emoji Day in 2017 for the "largest gathering of people dressed as emojis." (Cool! I wish I was there too🥺) 2018, a musical called "Emojiland" premiered off-broadway in New York City at The Acorn Theatre on World Emoji Day. 🖼️: Photo by Jeremy Daniel 2019, the British Library hosted an event on World Emoji Day, and the National Museum of Cinema in Turin also hosted the exhibition #FacceEmozioni 1500–2020: From Physiognomy to Emojis on this day. 2020, people can't gather around due to COVID-19, so many people spontaneously held many Emoji-related events on social media under hashtag #WorldEmojiDay. At the same time, we also have a section of unofficial annual awards about emoji, to show the most used 10 emojis in this year. The best 10 emoji in 2019 and 2020 are these emojis. And in 2021, there are something change of this ranking: It is kind of surprised that the “king” of emoji [😂] has lost its crown, and a new king [🤍] is rising. The number of finalists for heart emoji increased this year, this can be said that hearts win the team championship this year. Among all the heart emojis, [❤️‍🔥] is a new emoji released in Emoji 13.1, 2021. As a new member of emoji family, I'm really surprised that it can occupies a position of this leaderboard. (This is somehow like Game of Thrones👑.)It is precisely because of people’s love of emoji and use emoji a lot on the Internet, there are more and more ways to spread emoji and rich its usages. Even emoji has its own anime movie and documentary! 🔺: Picture Character: An Emoji Documentary(left) & The Emoji Movie (right) Some celebrities make their own emoji characters, such as Kim Kardashian's emoji App [Kimoji app], ZAYN emoji app [ZAYNmoji] created by ZAYN; Marvel designed 128 emoji of their characters in a poster for their 10th Anniversary At the same time, there are some popular emoji challenges in twitter and tiktok like [Emoji Face Challenge], [Emoji Makeup Challenge], [Emoji Outfit Challenge]…… 💡: Imagination really runs wild! However, it is not enough! People even began to study emoji in many different angles. As a "global" language, emoji has been studied by some scholars from the perspective of linguistics. But some people think that emoji should be analyzed from a psychological aspect of the emotions it contains, which is emoji sentiment analysis, a project we are keep working on right now. Read more about Emoji Sentiment Analysis:《🔍We Launched Sentiment Analysis Of Emoji!》 After this technology matures, it is no doubt Emoji Sentiment Analysis can be used in marketing, advertising, psychology, medical and other fields to analyze people's emotions.Though World Emoji Day is not an official festival, it is still love by people all over the world. Maybe you can have an emoji-only conversation with your friends, do some emoji games🎮, solve some emoji puzzles🧩, make some emoji art👨‍🎨, wear your favorite emoji T-shirt👕… 🔺：Follow us in Twitter and Youtube @EmojiAll🤗 There are many ways to celebrate World Emoji Day. We hope emoji can be more worldwide and more people can understand the fun of emoji. We wish you Happy World Emoji Day🥳! Wikipedia: World Emoji Day World Emoji Day Q&A CNBC report by Javier E. David Times Square Chronicles report by ElizaBeth Taylor

2021-07-15 15:59:44 7

🤔Draft Of 21 New Emojis Released! Maybe You Can Use Unicode 15.0 In 2023?

Preview of draft emojis🔗ReferencesSubcategory: EmotionSubcategory: Hand-Fingers-Open & Face-Neutral-SkepticalSubcategory: VegetableSubcategory: FlowerCategory: AnimalsSubcategory: Musical InstrumentSubcategory: ClothingSubcategory: Av-symbolRecently Unicode Consortium released documents about the draft of Unicode version 15.0. Though Unicode 14.0 was just released in September, Jennifer Daniel, the chair of Emoji Subcommittee, submitted the document of new emojis to Unicode Technical Committee, which includes the ESC's recommendations for UTC approval of 21 draft emoji candidates for Unicode 15.0. These new emojis are derived from existing provisional emoji candidates and emoji that were previously added to larger lists. But pay attention💡, these emojis is only draft now, they may change their appearance in the future. Let's take a look 👀:The above are the draft emojis so far. Personally speaking, it really makes me excited that there are finally more colorful hearts released🌈! And jellyfish, wing, hyacinth... All of them are my favorite🙋‍! In addition, since there are significant challenges with flag proposals, the Emoji Subcommittee will strictly restrict the submission of flag emoji. If vendors want to make new flag emojis, the ESC encourages them to instead support inline images, like stickers or GIFs. Since the latest version of Emoji14.0 has not yet been added to the platform we familiar with, it is too early to discuss the releasing time of Unicode 15.0. You can see the newest emoji of 14.0 here: 《🤔New Emoji In 2022? Meet The Emoji14.0》. Still, if you want to submit your own emoji, please refer to our former blog post:《🐣How to make a new emoji?》. Emoji Subcommittee Report Q4, 2021 Emoji [GURDWARA] changed it image from temple into KHANDA symbol in the revised document CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample Light Blue Heart L2/21-202 Pink Heart L2/21-203 Gray Heart L2/21-201 CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample Rightwards Pushing Hand L2/21-216 Leftwards Pushing Hand L2/21-216 Shaking Face L2/21-214 CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample Pea Pod L2/21-199 Ginger L2/21-200 CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample Hyacinth L2/21-215 CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample Donkey L2/21-196 Moose Face L2/21-197 Jellyfish L2/21-217 Goose L2/21-219 Black Bird L2/19-307 Wing L2/21-198 CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample Flute L2/21-193 Maracas L2/21-194 CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample Folding Hand Fan L2/21-192 Hair Pick L2/21-218 CLDR Short Name Proposal Sample Wireless L2/21-191 Khanda L2/21-223

2021-11-16 10:50:22 28

📊The Ranking Of Most Used Emoji Of 2021!

The Conclusion And Some Funny Facts Of Emoji RankingReferencesSince emoji 😂 won the title of "Word of the Year" in 2015, people are very keen to study which emoji is the most popular one in Internet. As we all aware that emoji are already become a global language which transcends nationality and culture, and through the yearly emoji ranking, we can also gain some knowledge about the most influential and most-used emoji around the world (this sounds fun🤗!). So! Unicode Consortium released the ranking of the most popular emoji of 2021 recently, come and check if there is any emoji you familiar with🔍! 🖼 CREDIT: Unicode.orgJust get straight to the point, the top 10 popular emoji used global in 2021 are: 😂 ❤ 🤣 👍 😭 🙏 😘 🥰 😍 😊 The emojis after them (from 11th to 20th) are: 🎉 😁 💕 🥺 😅 🔥 🙂 🤦 ♥ 🤷 And by the way, the most-used emojis in 2020 and 2019 are as below: 🔺 Except for tears of joy, ❤🤣😍😊🙏 are alway in top 10 too. We can see that 😂 wins the first place for three consecutive times, and according to the Unicode Consortium, 'Face With Tears Of Joy' accounts for over 5% of all emoji use, it is the unquestioned 'King Of Emoji👑'. According to the research of Unicode Consortium, the most-used subcategory of emoji of course is 😄Face-Smiling, after it is emojis in subcategory 🤝Hands. At the same time, though there are only 10 emojis in subcategory 🌹Plant-Flower, it has the highest usage rate in the total 🐵Animal & Nature category. Don't forget subcategory 💋Emotion! Since it has all kinds of hearts, it is naturally will have a high usage rate. Because of the popularly of all kinds of heart emojis, it is said that maybe the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee will further split this category into two someday🤔. On the contrary, though Country flags is the largest category which owns 258 emojis, it is the least popular emoji subcategory. Beside the emojis above, I would like to share a funny ranking summarized by myself, I called it The most potential emojis, it shows the ranking of emoji change. In 2021's ranking, though these emojis are all after a hundred, compared with last time, they have moved up many places. Such as emoji 🕜, it improved by about 500 places compared with last time. And the 1st place of potential emoji 👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨 even moved up about 800 places! It is not a dream that this emoji become a top 100 in the future (maybe top 20 someday?). The above are the top 10 used emojis worldwide released by Unicode Consortium. Our website also has our own Emoji Leaderboard under different analyzing angle. Click here to get more details👉 List Of Popular Emoji Leaderboards Of course, everyone has different preferences for emoji. As for me, my favorite emojis are: 🧙👸😊💅👻😉👑🦄🌺☕(I'm more a romantic fantasy type🔮). We would like to know your 'Best 10 emojis', so just tell us in the comment below! The Official Website Of Unicode The Homepage Of Unicode Consortium The Most Frequently Used Emoji of 2021 By Jennifer Daniel, Unicode Emoji Subcommittee Chair

2021-12-17 14:36:45 34

💀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

🇺🇦🇷🇺 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