Google seems all set and ready for the release of new set of emoji for Android, as it shared new emoji designs from Unicode 13.1.

Google said that these new emoji from Unicode 15 will be added to AOSP “in the coming weeks” and will arrive in Android starting with updates in December.

With September upon us, just like clockwork, the Consortium has given the green light for Unicode 15.0, complete with 31 new emoji — and if that weren't enough, it's also being joined by Google ...

Google Unicode has overtaken ASCII as the most popular character encoding scheme on the World Wide Web, Mark Davis, Google's senior international software architect, said in a blog post.

Almost half of the entire internet is now unicoded to include characters in thousands of forms, from Arabic to Chinese and Zulu, Google says, adding it is determined to get beyond the 50pc mark.

Google fixed a vulnerability that could’ve let an attacker carry out phishing attacks with Unicode domains in Chrome but Mozilla is holding off - for now.

Eleven of Google's 13 proposed women at work emojis have been approved by the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee.

Back in May, Google proposed a set of emoji that would offer options that depict careers of professional women with a range of races and ethnicities. Today, the company announced that Unicode, the ...

Back in May, Google proposed 13 new emoji meant to better represent women in professional fields, and now 11 of those emoji have been approved by the Unicode Consortium. The new emoji, including a ...

The focus of Android 12L is on tablets and foldables, but the release is also coming to phones and Google is introducing Unicode 14 emoji support with it. Unicode 14.0 was originally expected to ...

Google AdWords announced quietly on Google+ that they are now changing the way how they handle displaying unicode characters in the display URLs.

In a presentation to Unicode, the organisation that manages and approves emoji, Google staff explained they wanted to "increase the representation of women in emoji".