Here's our first look at some of the new emoji coming to iPhones later this year

As it stated in Apple It's almost that time of year again: new emoji are on the horizon for iPhone users. We've had a general idea of what the new emoji would look like since February— that's when Unicode, the consortium responsible for choosing the new emojis across all platforms, approved 157 new emojis. Now, for the first time, Apple has revealed what the emoji will look like on iPhones in honor of "World Emoji Day." You won't be able to get the new symbols on your iPhone just yet, however — Apple typically releases new emoji as part of a software update sometime in September. But for now, here's an early look at some of the new emoji confirmed to be arriving this fall.

9 things you should know about when the new iPhones will probably come out — and what to expect

Tomohiro Ohsumi/Getty ImagesThe most common questions most people have about the upcoming iPhone are as follows:When is it coming out? Apple doesn't give release dates or details about upcoming products before they're officially announced. The company usually reveals new features as well as when you can a new product at one of its annual launch events. But based on previous years, you can predict pretty closely when you can buy the latest iPhone model. And based on analysts and reports, we have an idea what Apple could be launching this fall.

New iPhones and vast array of new Apple products to be released at September event, reports suggest

as mentioned in The company will update just about every single one of its products around the September event where it usually launches new products, a new report has claimed. Previous reports have suggested that Apple will launch not just one new iPhone at the event, but three. If the report from usually reliable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is true, autumn could bring with it one of the most active Apple events ever. That will include a new and cheaper MacBook, and finally upgrade to the Mac Mini, which hasn't been updated for years. And finally the AirPower charging mat – first unveiled last year at Apple's iPhone event, and missing since then – could be released.

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