Unicode Emoji 11 gets finalized, adds 157 new emoji

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The Unicode Consortium has announced Emoji 11, the latest update to the emoji set that succeeds Emoji 5 (no idea what happened to Emoji 6-10), with an astonishing 157 new emoji. A huge bunch of these are just racial and gendered variations of existing emoji but there are some interesting new designs in there.

While the Unicode set only gives the description and we will have to wait till companies like Apple, Google, Twitter, Facebook, etc. release their interpretations of it, for now the people at Emojipedia have come up with their own designs that follow the general design language of the Apple emoji set.

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That's a lot of new emoji and while more options is generally a good thing, in this case we already have way too many emoji as of Emoji 5, which makes it finding that particular one that you want all that more difficult, especially if you don't know what it's called.

You can expect to see these appear on your phones by the end of the year, possibly in the next major version of iOS and Android.

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