各种表情符号的意思 谷歌打破传统表情符号 新设计13种女性专属

谷歌打破传统表情符号 新设计13种女性专属  

Google engineers have designed a set of 13 emojis that they say better represent women in the world of work. The designs have been presented to the Unicode consortium
the body that approves and standardises emojis.
The team said that they hoped the samples would "empower young women (the heaviest emoji users) and better reflect the pivotal roles women play in the world".
It includes healthcare workers
scientists and businesswomen.
这套表情符号包括医务工作者、科学家和企业家等。
The term - which means picture (e) and character (moji) in Japanese - was added to the Oxford English Dictionary in 2013.
The team of four Google employees cited a New York Times op-ed called "Emoji Feminism" as the motivation for its new designs.
Research by Procter And Gamble suggested that 82% of girls aged 16-24 use emojis every day. More than half of those surveyed thought that female emojis were stereotypical.
All emojis need to be approved by Unicode to make sure that they display properly across the different platforms.
However
emojis can look very different on peting platforms - a dancer emoji for instance shows up as a ballerina on LG phones
a man disco-dancing on Samsung devices
a yellow blob with its arm raised on Android and a flamenco dancer on iOS.
The next batch of emoji candidates is due to be released mid-year but it is unclear whether Google's designs will be approved in time to be included in this.