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Abstract:Apple keeps adding new emojis to its keyboard every year. But why is there no easy way to search for any emoji you want? Other services have this.
iOS 13, coming later this year, is packed with useful new features for your iPhone.
But there's still no way to search through the hundreds of emojis that are available through your phone's keyboard — even though other services like Slack have solutions to this.
Hopefully, we get emoji search in iOS 14 next year.
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I love emojis, and I love that Apple keeps adding new symbols to the iPhone every single year.
What I don't love is how arduous it is to actually find the emoji you're looking for.
Emoji search seems like something Apple should have implemented years ago — yet, it's nowhere to be found on the iPhone, or in iOS 13. The best Apple has right now is its predictive text feature, but it needs to be turned on, and it's not true emoji search.
Here's how I'd love emoji search to work on an iPhone, using Slack — an app that does emoji search right — as an example.
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