Apple released iOS 8.3 today and with it comes a new Emoji keyboard, which features 300 new characters and an easier way to show off the new additions. We performed a test below of the one Emoji we’ve been waiting for—the Canadian flag:
Do note your friends and family can only see these new Emoji if they are running iOS 8.3 as well.
Now that I’ve wiped the tears streaming down my face (kidding; okay not really it’s actually happening), bring on the Tim Hortons, hockey stick/puck and maple syrup Emoji.
PS – We have updated to iOS 8.3 and so far, no issues with cellular connectivity or stuff like that. Just sayin’.
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