Unicode has warned that it no longer accepts new flag emoji, as they're apparently too much of a hassle.

Unicode 16.0 release with new emoji brings character count to 154,998 New designs will roll out to phones, tablets, and PCs over the next few months.

smdh: New Unicode 15.1 emoji include nodding/shaking heads, “edible mushroom” New emoji are technically all modifications of existing designs.

The newest batch of proposed Emoji have been released (in proposal mode) this morning. These 38 new images include such gems as Drooling Face, Raised… ...

A new set of 31 emojis are up for approval by the Unicode Consortium, the nonprofit organization that works to standardize characters including emoji. The reference site Emojipedia drafted sample ...

The Unicode Consortium says it’s delaying the release of emoji in 2021 and will be pushing back the schedule until 2022. This means the deadline to submit new emoji goes until September 1st.

With September upon us, just like clockwork, the Consortium has given the green light for Unicode 15.0, complete with 31 new emoji — and if that weren't enough, it's also being joined by Google ...

In 2019, filmmaker Theo Schear and harpist Mary Lattimore co-wrote a proposal to the Unicode Consortium, pleading with the group to create the first-ever harp emoji. It has been approved, and will ...

The proposed design for the melting face emoji, one of 37 new emojis that will begin rolling out later this year. Google ...

The laugh-cry emoji, or 😂, is the most-used emoji in the world, according the Unicode Consortium. In fact, the 10 most-used emoji haven't changed much since 2019. The consortium, which votes on ...

The cockroach emoji, which was approved in 2020, laced its proposal to the Unicode Consortium with hilariously ominous warnings about nuclear war.