7 Awesome New Emojis Coming To Your iPhone in 2025
Get ready to jazz up your texts with some fun new emojis. Here’s a sneak peek at what might be coming your way:
- Tired Face with Eyebags
- Perfect for those all-nighters or after a long day.
- Fingerprint
- Great for mystery lovers or talking about security.
- Leafless Tree
- Ideal for autumn vibes or climate discussions.
- Root Vegetable
- For all you veggie lovers out there.
- Harp
- Perfect for serenading someone special.
- Shovel
- Handy for gardening chats or digging deep into conversations.
- Splatter
- Awesome for artistic expressions or just making a mess!
These emojis are still waiting for approval from the Unicode Consortium. If they get the green light, you’ll see them on your phones in 2025. And remember, each platform might give these emojis its own unique twist. Apple’s versions might look a bit different from Android’s.
New Emojis in iOS 17.4
Can’t wait for those new emojis?
No worries! Apple’s iOS 17.4, released in March, brought some fresh ones to the table. Check out the phoenix, shaking heads, and gender-neutral families.
In other news: Apple fans, get ready for a button revolution.
The tech giant is shaking things up with the iPhone 16.
According to Economic Daily, Apple has placed a massive order with Advanced Semiconductor Engineering (ASE) for capacitive buttons. Say goodbye to the old clicky buttons and hello to a whole new touch experience.
So, what’s the deal with these new buttons?
Well, they’ll replace all the traditional buttons on the iPhone 16 series. That includes power, volume, action, and even a fancy new capture button. This capture button will double as a record button for videos and a shutter button for photos. Imagine half-pressing to focus on your subject and sliding to zoom in and out.
These capacitive buttons work by sensing your touch. No more pressing down hard. Just a light touch is all it takes. You’ll even get a bit of haptic feedback to let you know the phone registered your touch. It’s like magic.
You might wonder, “Why didn’t they do this with the iPhone 15?” Well, tech hiccups got in the way.