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iOS 14.5: All the top new features for your iPhone

iOS 14.5 adds 200 new emoji to iPhone, including vaccine and AirPods Pro Max

Posted on February 17, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple’s latest iOS 14.5 beta update is now available for developers, and while the big time-saving feature allows an Apple Watch to unlock your iPhone, there are over 200 more colorful additions you may be interested in: lots of new emoji.

Among the 217 new and changed emoji are heart on fire, exhaling face and a fresh syringe, details Emojipedia. Now bloodless in design, the iOS 14.5 syringe could easily pass as a vaccine, which makes it very timely for conversations in 2021.
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