iOS 10: Apple replaces gun emoji with a water pistol, and adds male versions of dancing cat women. The new software, set to be released later this year, could be the most controversial emoji ...

Newest iOS 10 beta includes 100 new emoji, replaces gun with waterpistol iOS will have the most diverse cast of emoji—including single-parent families.

Water pistol replacing gun emoji in iOS 10, and it’s causing more confusion than laughs Including new family options and a squirt gun. Selena Larson. Updated on May 26 2021 8:47 am CDT ...

CUPERTINO (CBS SF) -- Apple has killed the gun emoji on its new iOS 10 update and replaced it with a toy. The latest operating system for iPhone and iPad users dropped Tuesday, with 70 new emoji ...

Apple’s redesign of iOS 10’s emojis has generated controversy by changing the realistic pistol emoji (?) to a toy squirt gun. Jeremy Burge of Emojipedia argues that this shift could lead to tragic ...

Some emoji in iOS 10 got new gender and racial options, or just a new level of polish. There are a lot of possibilities here. A few weeks ago I was musing about what would happen if you joined the ...

The technology company will make the firearm switch in its iOS 10 update set to launch this fall. The new emoji is just one of the new characters that will be available with the operating system ...

Apple is diversifying its emoji. The iPhone maker announced Monday that it’s releasing a new set of emoji for iOS 10 this fall. The new emoji include female versions of athlete and profession… ...

iOS 10 includes over 100 new emoji in total with new female gender options for athletes and professionals, new family characters and redesigns of the most popular emojis. Here’s all the new ...

Bullets are out, water is in. Apple is replacing the controversial pistol emoji with a green water gun in the next version of its iPhone and iPad operating system, iOS 10.

Bullets are out, water is in. Apple is replacing the controversial pistol emoji with a green water gun in the next version of its iPhone and iPad operating system, iOS 10.

The trend was started in 2016 by Apple, which replaced the emoji of a real handgun with a water pistol through an update to iOS 10. Prior to the update, gun-control advocacy group New Yorkers ...