![]() ![]() Emoji are standard across platforms though they may differ significantly in appearance. ![]() Because emoji was born and prospered in Japan, many of its characters are uniquely Japanese, but several emoji sets have been incorporated into Unicode, which is the standard by which computing devices handle and display text on nearly all digital writing systems. Emoji were created in Japan in the late 1990s and for some time thereafter were only supported by Japan’s mobile carriers before spreading to Asia, and then finally gaining a foothold in the West. ![]()
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