Emojis are now a part of our lives. As messaging apps have evolved, users have started using more emoji to express themselves. Today, almost no messages are sent without emoji. Companies are also acquiring new emojis in their applications with each passing day.
Google says hello to colorful and animated emojis
Google also released new emojis for devices with Android operating system. announced. Announcing the addition of Unicode 15.0 emojis, the company also shared new expression designs. The new emojis will soon be available for smartphones with the Android operating system, as well as tablets and smart watches.
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Unicode 15.0 brings with it 21 new emojis. Left and right hand, trembling face, ginger, donkey, deer, goose, jellyfish, pea shell and new heart colors are some of these emojis. Google has announced that new emojis will be added to AOSP (Android Open Source Project) in the coming weeks.
The company will offer the new emoji set to Android devices with updates from December. Google Pixel devices are expected to rank first for new emojis. Google announced that with Unicode 15.0, new emojis will be added, as well as animated versions of emojis already available on Android.
Animated emojis are a first in this regard. While not all emojis on Android have animated versions, there are about 200 animated emojis listed on Google’s website. A few of these animated emojis were previously available in Google Messages.
Alongside these, the Noto Emoji font, an open-source emoji font available online and currently supported by Chrome and other Google products, is also getting an update. Different colors are now added to the font, which was originally only monochrome emojis.
Google has announced that it will now offer Chrome support for colored emojis. It seems that Android devices will become even more colorful in the coming days. So what’s your favorite emoji? You can share your thoughts with us in the comments section.