New emojis for 2019

Posted by Coco on March 13th, 2019

For many users, Moises have long been as important in iPhone chat as words and punctuation. The reason for this is simple: with the small hectograms, emotions, moods, impressions and other things can often be expressed faster than with conventional texts. In the meantime, the Moises available in messaging services are correspondingly numerous.

In addition to the classic yellow faces, there are now a variety of small pictures from various areas, including people, animals, symbols, natural phenomena, food, sports, everyday objects, and even flags. Also in 2019, a series of new hectograms will be added to the already extensive collection.

Gender diversity and other priorities

230 new Moises gets DOS during the year. This is clear from the Unicode Consortium officially approved Emoji list for 2019. The new content includes animals such as flamingo, orangutan, otter, sloth and even a guide dog. Even with humans, there are additional representation variants. In addition to an even wider range of skin colors, the 2019 Pictogram Collection offers heterosexual and homosexual couples by the hand. In addition, standing men and women are available.

There is also the category "person", which appears more gender-neutral than the other two hectograms. Even kneeling people - for example, to pray - and people with the blind stick will soon be selected at the chat. Incidentally, the stick is also available as a separate item. Wheelchair users are also part of the portfolio. In addition, ears with applied hearing aids and representations of deaf people belong to the 2019 list.

Other new hectograms include foods such as onion, garlic, waffle, butter, and falafel. Additional items include ice cubes, banjo, razor blade, paving, ax, shorts, pants, safety vest, swimsuit for women and the Indian woman's garment Sari. In keeping with the latter, users can also use the icon of a Hindu temple. Even a Saturn-like planet with rings made it onto the 2019 Emoji list.