Emojipedia releases new draft set of icons up for approval in September
Just in time for World Emoji Day on July 17, Emojipedia has released a new set of icons that are up for approval later this year.
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Jul 16, 2021, 7:35 PM
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10h agoJust in time for World Emoji Day on July 17, Emojipedia has released a new set of icons that are up for approval later this year.
The emojis include a biting lip, low battery, heart hands, handshakes and a gender option for pregnancy.
The actual emojis will get final approval in September 2021, so they are subject to change.
Image courtesy of Emojipedia
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