CNet
iOS 15.4 rolled out to iPhones last week, bringing with it several new featuresincluding mask-friendly Face ID, a general-neutral voice for Siri, Universal Controland 37 new emoji. As seen in Unicode last year, the updated emoji library features seven more smileys and some very specific objects. (Confused about what these emoji actually mean? We help you decipher them here.) There are also a few new gestures — like two hands forming the shape of a heart, much to the joy of K-pop fans.
Other notable emoji include pictograms for pregnant people, a saluting face and numerous multiracial handshakes. See below for a full list of emoji you can find in Apple’s iOS upgrade…
