A person with a white cane, an individual sitting in a motorized wheelchair, a prosthetic arm, someone signing the word "deaf." These are among the 13 variants of emoji to represent people with ...

Apple proposed about a dozen new emoji representing people with disabilities that have been approved to appear on devices later this year.The new emoji portray a prosthetic arm and leg, a pers… ...

New Non-Binary Emoji and Dozens of Others Are Now Available on Apple Devices Users will have to update their Apple devices to the latest software in order to access the new emoji ...

The update also adds more than a dozen emoji that represent members of the deaf and blind communities and people with disabilities.

The Unicode Consortium, a non-profit organization that oversees emoji standards across devices, on Tuesday revealed 59 new emojis spanning a variety of themes and variants. The additions include ...

Many of this year's new emoji are focused on inclusivity, with symbols for deaf and blind people, prosthetic limbs, and wheelchairs.

The Unicode Consortium is working on the list of emojis that will be added to Unicode 12 in 2019, and today Emojipedia shared some details on new emoji candidates that have been suggested for ...

The deaf person emoji features a hearing-impaired person motioning towards their face. They're actually signing the word “deaf” in American Sign Language by gesturing with their index finger ...

The new range of emoji would include people using canes and wheelchairs, an emoji for deaf people, a prosthetic arm and leg, a guide dog and a hearing aid.

New emoji for Apple and Android users — including a wheelchair user, people with walking sticks and a hearing aid — have been revealed.

There are currently no emoji for people who don't identify as male or female — but that could change very soon. Unicode's draft emoji list for new emoji releases contains three gender inclusive ...

Apple proposed that Unicode Consortium create emoji that accurately represent people with disabilities.