Apple

New emoji including Bigfoot and apple core proposed for iOS release

The Unicode Consortium's latest collection of emoji could be available on iPhone in late 2025, featuring a distorted face, a 'fight cloud,' and an apple core.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

The Unicode Consortium has proposed a new collection of emoji that could be available on Apple devices by late 2025. The list includes 164 potential additions, with nine highlights teased in a document from the Emoji Standard & Research Working Group. These emoji characters typically appear in iOS and macOS updates within a few months of approval.

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