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Windows 11 Finally Gets the New Fluent Emoji Experience
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Windows 11 Finally Gets the New Fluent Emoji Experience
New and refreshed emoji now available on Windows 11
Oct 15, 2021 06:12 GMT  ·  By Bogdan Popa  ·     

The most recent Windows Insider preview build released by Microsoft to the Dev channel includes a new Fluent emoji experience, therefore aligning this feature whose popularity is continuously increasing with the modern touch bundled with the operating system.

Announced back in July, this new Fluent emoji also supports Unicode emoji up to version 13.1, which means users are also getting new smiley faces as part of this release.

And of course, the new and refreshed emoji have been redesigned to look not only fun but also more modern.

“Emoji have become part of the way we communicate. Extending our expression by providing humor, feelings, and fun. You will notice we have redesigned all the emoji and introduced some nostalgia for our fans by making the standard paperclip emoji our beloved Clippy! As part of this rollout, we’re adding support for Unicode emoji up to Emoji 13.1 which includes new emoji such as face in the clouds, heart on fire, space with spiral eyes plus many more,” Microsoft said.
Currently available for testers only

What’s important to keep in mind is that this new emoji experience is currently part of the Windows Insider program exclusively, so if you want to try it out today, just join the Dev channel and install build 22478.

On the other hand, Microsoft says it shouldn’t take too long before the new emoji also goes live for production devices that have already received Windows 11.

To do this, the company plans on using a servicing update that will be shipped to everyone running the new operating system, though right now, an ETA as to when this is supposed to happen isn’t yet available.

Windows 11 is currently in the process of rolling out to production devices out there, with Microsoft planning to complete the process by mid-2022.
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