iOS 18, iPadOS 18, watchOS 11 and the rest of the operating systems are about to see the light of day with the arrival of WWDC24 in June. One of the most important moments for Apple is approaching and also for those most curious about the future of the Big Apple around artificial intelligence. There are days, Unicode introduced the new group of future emoji that Apple could adapt to include them in iOS 18 and the rest of the new operating systems.
New emojis: shovels, fatigue, harp, fingerprint and more
The Unicode consortium devotes part of its efforts to providing emojis to all companies that wish to introduce them into their operating systems. Through this, interoperability can be achieved in receiving emojis. However, although the concept of emojis is the same, The designs are not the same since the design depends on the companies adapting them into their operating systems, in this case, Google and Apple versus Android and iOS, respectively.
A few days ago, the Unicode Emoji Consortium released a new beta update to its version 16.0 with the incorporation of the following new emojis:
- Face of a person with bags under the eyes
- Digital print
- Tree without leaves
- Tuber
- Arpa
- Pala
- Splash
You can check out the update on its official website where, in addition to the main word, Unicode offers a series of keywords that can be referenced to include the emoji. For example, in the case of “Tuber”, the keywords are root, vegetable, turnip, beet or garden.
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Now it’s the turn of the companies that develop software for the devices we use every day, They will have to adapt these new emojis, if they wish, to integrate them into their future updates. It is likely that Apple will integrate some of these new emoji in the first version of iOS 18 and save some new emojis for future updates such as iOS 18.1, iOS 18.2 or iOS 18.3, thus continuing the roadmap that Apple has on other occasions. . He continued.
