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Here are the 230 newest emoji you’ll see from Apple and Google

Feb 07, 2019

By Herb Scribner

The Unicode Consortium released its annual list of new emoji set to arrive on your phone in the near future.

The annual list shows 59 new base emoji this year, which climbs to 230 total emoji if you include all gender and skin color variations, according to Engadget.

Accessibility: Accessibility will be a major facet of this year’s new emoji with wheelchairs, guide dogs and deaf people.

  • “Social media is hugely influential and it’s great to see these new disability-inclusive emojis,” Phil Talbot, from the disability charity Scope, told BBC News. “Up to now, disability has been greatly underrepresented.

Animals: You’ll see flamingos, sloths and an orangutan emoji.

Food: Waffles, juice box and onions.

Religion: You’ll now see a Hindu temple in this year’s list.

Release: The emoji won’t appear on your phone until the fall, which is when Apple and Google typically release their software updates.

Watch the video below to see the latest emoji.

See more: Emojipedia has some sample images of what the emoji might look like when they’re released.

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