Microsoft also plans to release three other new emoji's: "Face With OK Gesture With Black Skin Tone," "Flushed Face," and "Information Desk Person With Cream White Skin Tone." ...

There are 250 new emoji today, and still few representations of people of color. That’s right: Other than a few stereotypical pictograms, all the current humans of the emojiland are white or a ...

The collection also includes some unexpected new emoji like "Fax Machine," "Trackball," "Chipmunk," "Man in Business Suit Levitating," and "Raised Hand with Part Between Middle and Ring Fingers ...

Windows 10 emoji give new skin tones, middle finger and some sass. News. By John Callaham published 4 May 2015 ... who may not identify with 'white' emoji. If users do not want the gray version, ...

Microsoft’s Windows 10 will bring rude middle finger emoji, opts for grey as default skin tone. Apple and Google haven’t yet added the swearing emoji to their keyboards ...

Emojipedia has a nice chronology of emoji availability in Windows, detailing how Windows 8 was the first Microsoft OS to support the popular textual symbols, but only in black-and-white versions.

Apple’s version of the middle-finger emoji depicts a fully extended middle finger rising above four other fingers, all fully curled-in. The middle finger forms a 90-degree angle with the ...

You can say a whole lot with just a few emoji. If you have 400 hours to dig through page after page of icons instead of just typing a message with words like a human, the possibilities are endless!

Anyone who has been joining the emoji revelers today has probably been wondering why you can't type the middle finger emoji on Twitter. If you've downloaded the new iOS 9.1 update, you already ...

Surprisingly, t he middle finger emoji had been approved as part of Unicode 7 in mid-2014, yet has curiously remained absent from iOS, OS X, Android, and Windows.

We did it, guys. Unicode is now providing text-message junkies with a middle-finger-shaped emoji. Also of note: there still don’t appear to be any plans to add black emojis at this time. Come… ...

Emojipedia has a nice chronology of emoji availability in Windows, detailing how Windows 8 was the first Microsoft OS to support the popular textual symbols, but only in black-and-white versions.