Emojis

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Hello everyone,

                          Emoji is the fastest growing language in history. Every day we use emoji on Facebook, Twitter, message, etc. World Emoji Day is celebrated on 17 July and is a day of celebration of all emojis.The day is celebrated to represent an idea or an emotion through an electronic means. Emoji is a small digital icon becoming popular these days and no doubt is an integral part of our conversation. When we feel lazy or when we are at a loss of words then we use emojis to express what we want to. For every feeling, there is an emojis now. From the past years, emojis have evolved. It not only expresses simple human feelings but more than that.    

World Emoji Day 2017: Some interesting facts on emojis that we use ...
                            Each month Emojipedia serves over 25 million emoji lookups. 17 July date is chosen as World Emoji Day because 17 July is famously displayed on the Calendar Emoji. On 17 July, 2014, the first World Emoji Day was celebrated and on 11 July, 2014, the first tweet about #WorldEmojiDay was done. Prior to the existence of World Emoji Day, people would sometimes post the Calendar Emoji on July 17, too.

                              A list of emojis was published and approved by the Unicode Consortium every year. When emojis are published, mobile operating systems like Android and iOS introduce it on their platforms. Let us tell you that the Unicode consortium has members who vote and submit their opinion on the emojis for making it official. Members that are included: Netflix, Apple, Facebook, Google, Tinder, etc.The main purpose of the day is to promote the use of emojis and spread the emoji for enjoyment that they bring to all of those around us. Emojis are for all of us.    

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