Emoji
- SportYahoo Life UK
'Emoji jacket' allows cyclists to share mood and communicate with drivers
A solution to road rage, perhaps?
2-min read - EntertainmentYahoo Life UK
The latest Apple iOS update now includes gender-neutral emojis
The new Emojis form part of a drive to be more inclusive.
- LifestyleAOL
Australians can now add emojis to their number plates
Drivers will be able to add a smile to their Skoda or hearts to their Honda with personalised number plates featuring emojis being launched in Australia. The decorative faces can be added to number plates in Queensland from the start of March
1-min read - LifestyleYahoo Life UK
A period emoji is coming - and it's a really big deal
The new period emoji is the result of calls from over 55,000 people.
- TechnologyAOL
Company creates gizmo that allows drivers to display emojis
In today's bustling world of smartphones, GIFs and social media, the tried-and-tested raised hand or thumbs-up to a friendly fellow motorist is no longer good enough. No, in today's world we must all stick a special gizmo in the back of
- NewsYahoo Life UK
Breastfeeding mum and woman in a hijab emojis get the go ahead
51 new emojis have been approved for release next year. Last month we reported on the news that a breastfeeding emoji could soon be in the pipeline. As well as the breastfeeding emoji which was put forward by nurse Rachel Lee, other approved symbols also include a hijab emoji, a bearded person emoji and a man with a monocle emoji, you know for all those times when you need a man with a monocle to express your feelings.
- NewsMarie-Claire Dorking
There could soon be a breastfeeding mum emoji
Earlier this year, we reported that there were plans afoot to introduce a whole new set of emojis to better represent women in the workplace *smiley face emoji* And now another female group could soon be getting some on-screen character representation in the form of a breastfeeding mother emoji. The Unicode Consortium (AKA the body that approves all emoji) are planning to meet in November to discuss, amongst other things, the choice of new emojis that could make it onto our smartphones. Rachel
