Bristol loves the watermelon while Leeds prefers the blue heart

With the current introduction of over 70 new emoji, there appears to be an icon to make use of in nearly any state of affairs.

And the recognition of various emoji across the UK varies massively in several areas.

A brand new examine has regarded on the high emoji used within the UK this yr, and located that the 'Face with Tears of Pleasure' was the most well-liked general, however that regionally, the best choice differed massively.

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A brand new examine has regarded on the high emoji used within the UK this yr, and located that the 'Face with Tears of Pleasure' was the most well-liked general, however that regionally, the best choice differed massively

NEW EMOJI IN iOS 10.2 

There are 72 new emoji included in Apple's iOS 10.2 replace, which was launched yesterday.

A number of new hand photographs have been launched, together with a 'fingers crossed' emoji, and 'face-palm' character. 

New profession emoji embody a firefighter, welder, astronaut and even rockstar – all of which might be chosen as male or feminine and in a spread of races. 

A spread of recent animals has been added, together with a fox, duck, squid and gorilla. A brand new creepy clown emoji may now be used.

SwiftKey, a textual content prediction expertise agency based mostly in London, checked out over 400 million items of emoji knowledge to place collectively an Emoji Report.

The report particulars which emoji are most used on the whole within the UK in addition to which emoji are most consultant of sure UK cities.

For the second yr working, the Face with Tears of Pleasure emoji was the most well-liked across the nation.

In the meantime, the Grimacing Face and Expressionless Face each doubled in utilization between 2015 and 2016.

And in distinction, the Kiss Face, Clapping Arms and Fist Bump emoji all halved in general utilization between 2015 and 2016.

The highest six emoji within the UK was precisely the identical for 2016 as 2015, and collectively, these six made up 50 per cent of all emoji use

The highest six emoji within the UK was precisely the identical for 2016 as 2015, and collectively, these six made up 50 per cent of all emoji use.

On the backside finish of the dimensions, the beers emoji did not make the highest 50, and the aubergine – a favorite of millenials and foodies – barely cracked the highest 150.

For every metropolis, SwiftKey constructed a profile based mostly on probably the most consultant emoji.

They then in contrast the profile of the cities, considering the emoji that have been widespread throughout the entire nation.

From there, they chose the emoji that's the most consultant of every metropolis's utilization patterns.

The outcomes confirmed that Higher London used the raised palms, whereas Birmingham used the praying palms.

Manchester appreciated the open palms signal, whereas Edinburgh used the Hear No Evil monkey.

TOP EMOJI FACTS 

The primary emoji was created in 1999 by a crew engaged on Japanese cell phone supplier i-mode's messaging options.

Initially that means 'pictograph', the phrase emoji actually means 'image' (e) and 'character' (moji).

There are 722 totally different emoji characters at the moment obtainable in the usual Unicode set shared by most platforms. 

The phrase 'emoji' was added to the Oxford English Dictionary in 2013. 

In April final yr, Andy Murray posted a marriage day tweet which described the day in emoji.  

Leeds used the blue coronary heart emoji, which might characterize the truth that their soccer crew has blue colors, whereas Liverpool's use of the medium white circle, might characterize partial soccer colors of each Everton and Liverpool.

The examine additionally regarded on the UK's emoji response to Brexit, which sparked a storm of social media exercise. 

The outcomes confirmed that 10 emoji, together with the anxious face, clapping palms and victory hand, have been used 3 times as typically as different emoji. 

For the second yr working, the Face with Tears of Pleasure emoji was the most well-liked across the nation. In the meantime, the Grimacing Face and Expressionless Face each doubled in utilization between 2015 and 2016

Earlier this week, a London agency marketed for its first 'emoji translator'.

In return for a 'aggressive wage', the fortunate candidate will put collectively experiences on emoji developments and developments in addition to areas of confusion and cultural variations.

They can even perform cross-cultural analysis on variations in emoji utilization and interpretation. 

'Emoji translation is itself an rising area – however one dominated up to now by software program, which is usually insensitive to the various cultural variations in utilization and interpretation,' explains In the present day Translations in its job advert.

'We're due to this fact looking for an distinctive particular person to supply the human contact wanted the place translation software program is insufficient – and to assist us grow to be the go-to translation consultants on this space.

'Within the absence of any native audio system, the profitable candidate ought to be capable to reveal a ardour for emojis, mixed with cutting-edge data and consciousness of areas of confusion and cultural/worldwide variations'. 

The examine additionally regarded on the UK's emoji response to Brexit, which sparked a storm of social media exercise. The outcomes confirmed that 10 emoji, together with the anxious face, clapping palms and victory hand, have been used 3 times as typically as different emoji

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