Which of These Emoji Do You Want on Your Phone?

This year'due south batch of 157 new emoji—including a pirate flag, a teddy behave, and lobster—haven't fifty-fifty notwithstanding arrived, but the powers that exist are already planning next year's release.

Emojipedia today offered a look at the emoji that take already been shortlisted for 2022. A few of its readers' near highly requested characters—including a white heart and flamingo—are among them. Other candidates include a kneeling person, falafel, garlic, and sloth.

As Emojipedia noted, the listing has not yet been finalized. Run into information technology in full beneath.

"At this phase these are only candidates, and no decisions accept been made well-nigh the last emoji list for 2022," Emojipedia Editor in Chief Jeremy Burge wrote.

This yr'due south batch of emoji will be released on June 5. If previous years are any indication, Facebook and Twitter will likely back up them by the end of summer while Google and Apple will scroll them out with Bone updates this autumn, according to Emojipedia.

• yawning face
• hindu temple
• parachute
• axe
• diving mask
• razor
• diya lamp
• white centre
• blue square
• standing person
• kneeling person
• mechanical arm
• mechanical leg
• pinch
• ear with hearing aid
• brown centre
• service fauna vest
• sari
• one-piece swimsuit
• briefs
• shorts
• ballet shoes
• guide canis familiaris
• otter
• sloth
• orangutan
• oyster
• flamingo
• garlic
• onion
• waffle
• falafel
• butter
• beverage box
• maté
• motorcar rickshaw
• yo-yo
• kite
• banjo
• ice cube
• probing cane
• claret drop
• adhesive cast
• chair
• orange circle
• yellow circle
• green circle
• motorized wheelchair
• purple circle
• stethoscope
• chocolate-brown circle
• red foursquare
• orange square
• yellow square
• green square
• brown square
• imperial square
• ringed planet

About Angela Moscaritolo

Angela Moscaritolo is PCMag's expert on fettle and smart home products. Teaching yoga for almost ten years has helped her in evaluating a range of connected health products including fettle trackers, eye rate monitors, rowers, smart scales, stationary bikes, forcefulness training machines, treadmills, and more than. Angela also tests smart home devices from her ranch in Florida, including air purifiers, kitchen appliances, and robot vacuums, just to name a few.

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