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Apple Says iOS 12.1 Will Add More than 70 New Emoji to Your iPhone

Oct 2, 2018, 2:26 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Apple today provided some clarity on the arrival of more emoji for iOS devices. Earlier this year, the iPhone-maker committed to adopting more than 70 new emoji that are based in Unicode 11. Unicode 11 brings new representation for emoji with options for red hair, gray hair, curly hair, and no hair, as well as more food, animals, sports, and other items. Apple says the new emoji will soon arrive on the iPhone and iPad via iOS 12.1. Separate updates to watchOS and macOS will bring the same new emoji to Apple's smartwatch and computers. In addition to the emoji, iOS 12.1 fixes certain iPhone bugs, such as the inability to charge when locked. Apple seeded developer and public betas of iOS 12.1 today and will likely test the update for several weeks before offering it to everyone.

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6.5" display FHD+ resolution
Apple A12 Bionic processor 4 GB RAM
3,174 mAh battery
Telephoto Camera, NFC, Wireless Charging, Water-Resistant

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