On World Emoji day, iOS users get customized Fun Memoji

Every year on July 17, World Emoji Day is universally celebrated to advance the utilization of emojis on apps like WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Emoji 14.0, the public beta version of iOS 15, allows customizations of fun Memoji. iOS 15 presents nine new Memoji stickers for users as well. 

Emoticons have become a part of our everyday communication now. They have a convenient and popular means to express feelings, sentiments, and reactions on mobiles, tablets, or laptops.

Expressions that were hard to communicate via text have now become more accessible, and in addition, it has made messaging significantly more engaging for everybody. 

The heart hand and a low battery emoji were missing for a long time. A melting face, a face with open eyes and hand over mouth emoji, and many more are also added.

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Google emojis are getting a facelift that will soon debut in Android 12 mobiles. The face mask emoji will improve; its eyes used to be closed will now be open.

The new emojis will soon be approved in September 2021. The selected ones will make it to your phones at the end of 2021. 

The first emoticon was created in the year 1999 by an engineer in Japan. Shigetaka Kurika then worked in a Japanese telecom company NTT Docomo. From that point onward, he made 176 emojis for an integrated mobile service called i-mode.

Jeremy Burge created the World Emoji Day, otherwise called the founder of Emojipedia. Burge declared that July 17 would be observed as World Emoji Day in 2014, and the world continues to celebrate it since then.