Apple is changing its syringe emoji with the iOS 14.5 update. The old emoji contained blood, while the new one won't. The change makes the emoji more appropriate for talking about COVID-19 vaccines.

Apple is making changes to several emoji, including its syringe, which currently appears to be filled with blood, evoking a blood draw. In the new version, the syringe still appears filled ...

Other notable changes include a vaccine-friendly syringe with the blood removed. This isn't the first time Apple has tweaked an emoji: It previously swapped out the handgun with a water pistol in ...

On Tuesday, Apple shared a vaccine-friendly new update to the syringe emoji. The updated design does not contain blood, which makes it more versatile and accurate in the context of vaccines.

Apple is changing its syringe emoji to remove the dripping blood, as it becomes widely used to talk about the Covid-19 vaccine. Apple's new version has nothing inside the needle. "This makes the ...

Before, the syringe contained red liquid, or blood, because the emoji represented ... and man climbing emoji. Apple wasn’t the only platform to exclude helmets from these emoji, but this ...

Apple has also updated its syringe emoji without blood. Another major iOS update is mask-friendly facial recognition. Yes, this means, iPhone users will finally be able to unlock their phones ...

According to Apple, the update features 21 new emoji, which includes a combination of animals, hand gestures, and objects. The additions bring the total amount of emojis available to more than 3,600.