What are the new emojis for iOS 16.4?

Devendra Chande

Who is excited about the brand new emojis, I know I am. After the update of iOS 16.4, you might have noticed that we have got new emojis on our keyboard. Apple has added 31 new emojis to its latest software update, which was released on March 27, 2023. These new emojis are based on the Unicode 15.0 standard, which was approved in September 2022.

The new emojis include a variety of categories, such as smileys, animals, food, objects, symbols, and gestures. Some of the highlights are:

  • Shaking Face: This emoji can be used to express physical or emotional shaking, such as from fear, cold, excitement, or disbelief.
  • Pink Heart: This emoji has been one of the most requested by users for a long time, as it fills a gap in the heart emoji color spectrum. It can be used to express love, affection, or friendship.
  • Grey Heart: This emoji can be used to show neutrality or that you’re feeling underwhelmed.
  • Light Blue Heart: This heart represents calmness, trust, and loyalty. You can use it to convey your trust and loyalty to someone.
  • Donkey and Moose: These are two new additions to the animal emoji family, along with a Goose, a Wing, a Jellyfish, and a Hyacinth.
  • Pea Pod and Ginger: These are two new food emojis that can be used to represent healthy eating, cooking, or gardening.
  • Hair Pick and Folding Hand Fan: These are two new object emojis that can be used to represent personal grooming, style, or culture.
  • Flute and Maracas: These are two new musical instrument emojis that can be used to express musical talent, interest, or mood.
  • Khanda: This is a new symbol emoji that represents the Sikh faith. It consists of a double-edged sword with a chakkar (a circular symbol) and two kirpans (ceremonial daggers).
  • Wireless: This is a new emoji that represents wireless technology or connectivity. It can be used to indicate that something is wireless, such as headphones, speakers, or chargers.
  • Rightward Pushing Hand and Leftward Pushing Hand: These are two new gesture emojis that can be used to represent pushing or stopping something or someone. They can also be combined to create a high-five emoji.
  • The other emojis are different skin tone variations of the rightward and leftward pushing hand emojis. You can use these emojis to represent pushing something to the right or left with the specific skin tone you choose.

List of all the new emojis iOS 16.4:

  1. Shaking Face
  2. Pink Heart
  3. Light Blue Heart
  4. Grey Heart
  5. Donkey
  6. Moose
  7. Goose
  8. Wing
  9. Jellyfish
  10. Hyacinth
  11. Pea Pod
  12. Ginger
  13. Folding Hand Fan
  14. Hair Pick
  15. Flute
  16. Maracas
  17. Khanda
  18. Wireless
  19. Rightward Pushing Hand
  20. Leftward Pushing Hand
  21. Black Bird
  22. Rightward Pushing Hand: Light Skin Tone
  23. Rightward Pushing Hand: Medium-Light Skin Tone
  24. Rightward Pushing Hand: Medium Skin Tone
  25. Rightward Pushing Hand: Medium-Dark Skin Tone
  26. Rightward Pushing Hand: Dark Skin Tone
  27. Leftward Pushing Hand: Light Skin Tone
  28. Leftward Pushing Hand: Medium-Light Skin Tone
  29. Leftward Pushing Hand: Medium Skin Tone
  30. Leftward Pushing Hand: Medium-Dark Skin Tone
  31. Leftward Pushing Hand: Dark Skin Tone

These new emojis are available on iOS 16.4 devices now. To use them, you need to update your software by going to Settings > General > Software Update and tapping Download and Install. Once your device is updated, you can access the new emojis by tapping the emoji keyboard icon on your keyboard.

We hope you enjoy using these new emojis and expressing yourself in more fun and diverse ways. Let us know what you think of them in the comments below!

Until next time, with another topic. Till then, Toodles.

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Devendra is a full-time writer at ConsideringaApple and he is fond of new things in the tech world. He loves to read novels and write poems. This adventure-seeking guy is a hodophile who has an aim to explore all the beautiful mountains, oceans, cultures, traditions, and foods this world has to offer. Since the release of the first iPhone, he believes in Jobs' vision and praises every Apple product.
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