iOS 14.2 Beta 2 Introduces New Emoji Including Bubble Tea, Transgender Flag, Ninjas, and More

iOS 14.2 Beta 2 brings with it new, custom-designed emojis that are a part of Unicode Emoji v13.0.

Unicode Consortium, an organization that is responsible for setting international standards for the representation of text in all modern software products, releases a new set up of emojis every year. And this emoji gear up is adopted by major companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft in their products and services. The system had revealed the Unicode Emoji v13.0 in January this yr. The new set of emojis brought with it 117 new emojis.

Apple commonly offers a new fix of emojis with the release of a new version of the operating arrangement. When the Unicode Emoji v13.0 was released earlier this year, it was expected that Apple will offer the new set of emojis to its products by the end of this year. Apple also previewed custom designs for these new Emojis back in July. However, when Apple released the all-new iOS xiv Beta ane to developers a few days ago, it did not come with new Emojis.

Today, Apple released iOS 14.2 Beta 2 to developers and this version of the firmware brings with it the much-awaited custom-designed versions of new emojis that are a part of the Unicode Emoji v13.0.

Currently, there is no physical information about how many new emojis does the iOS 14.2 Beta ii brings. Notwithstanding, reports propose that there are two brand-new emojis, a grinning face up with a tear, and a disguised face. Apple has also included gender-inclusive options, different skin tones, and emojis for chimera tea, a transgender flag, seal, plume, and more.

There are a full of 117 new emojis that will soon be offered in beta software releases of iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. And these emojis will exist rolled out to the public with the stable release of the new firmware past the end of this twelvemonth.

[Source: EmojiPedia]