Apple has shown off more emoji characters coming to iOS in the future 11.1 update. The characters are part of Unicode 10, which added 56 new emoji; Apple is revealing over 30 of its new designs ...

According to a report by Emojipedia, the Unicode Committee will be meeting next week at the Apple campus in Cupertino, CA, in order to discuss the implementation of emoji with red hair in upcoming ...

Unicode recently approved 72 new emoji, with most available in iOS 10 beta. Apple also previously stated emojis in iOS 10 now “brings more gender options to existing characters, including new female ...

Unicode's 9.0 update, which will add 72 new emoji characters, including bacon, avocado and selfie symbols, will be released June 21, though it will take some time for Google, Apple and others to ...

So, Unicode itself isn't to blame for any supposed racial (or jaundiced) undertones in the new, diverse emoji that are about to roll out to users of Apple's iOS platform.

Unicode 9.0 will be released to companies June 21. Eagle-eyed emoji users will note that there is already a firearm option: A handgun, which on at least one occasion got someone fired.

Apple's Animoji feature in the iPhone X is discrete, and not subject to the Unicode Technical Committee's emoji group. Recently the company began cracking down on use of its custom emoji font in apps.

That’s why it is important for Apple to work with the Unicode Consortium to update the standard to include more characters. Add 9to5Mac to your Google News feed.

The Unicode Consortium has already finalized the Emoji 11.0 characters that will be adopted by smartphone companies later this year, but Apple's proposed characters could be added to Emoji 12.0 ...

Apple is just changing the design of an existing emoji. And it wouldn’t be the first company to make this particular change: On Microsoft devices, the pistol emoji looks like a toy ray-gun.