Unicode 10.0 released: Here are 56 new emojis coming to your phone later this year

By cineramaJune 21, 2017Bitcoin Business

The Unicode consortium on Tuesday (20 June) announced the release of version 10.0, which brings 56 new emoji characters. Vendors such as Apple, Google, Microsoft and Samsung are likely […]

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Unicode 10.0 released: Here are 56 new emojis coming to your phone later this year

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