Apple reveals 31 brand new emojis coming to iPhones

Apple has unveiled over 30 brand new emojis which will soon be available for use on iPhones.

While the emojis are not yet available on devices, Apple has offered a sneak peak of some of the much-requested icons.

Among the new designs are a trio of heart emojis in the new colours: pink, grey and light blue.

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There is also a new face emoji in the mix, the “shaking face emoji”.

While the exact meaning behind this emoji is up for debate, some have guessed it could be an anxious or stressed emoji.

There are also new hand emojis in various skin tones, including the “pushing hand” emoji on both left and right hands.

New symbols will also be available such as a Wi-Fi emoji, and more cultural emojis such as a Khanda emoji for Sikhism.

Apple has unveiled over 30 brand new emojis now available for use on iPhones. Credit: Emojipedia

New animal, food and flower emojis will also be released such as a donkey, moose, goose, black bird, wing, jelly fish, ginger, peas, and a hyacinth.

The 31 new additions to iPhones will join thousands of emoji variations in the upcoming iOS 16.4 update.

The update is currently in beta stage.

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