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Apple marks World Emoji Day with beards, headscarves and breastfeeding

Today is World Emoji Day, and to celebrate, Apple has revealed the final versions of some of the new emoji it will be introducing to iOS in the next version of iOS 11, which is due out this autumn.

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Apple marks World Emoji Day with beards, headscarves and breastfeeding

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