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Did You Know What The First Emojis From 1988 Look Like?

Did You Know What The First Emojis From 1988 Look Like?
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The History Of Emojis

From expressing joy to conveying sadness or even humour, emojis have become an indispensable tool in modern-day conversations. Initially, it was believed that emojis were first created by an unnamed designer at SoftBank in 1997, and most notable emojis were drawn up in 1999 by Japanese artist Shigetaka Kurita.

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Can YOU tell what they are? 'World's first' emoji dating back to 1988 are discovered - and they look very different to the characters used today!

Matt Sephton, a games developer and blogger, delved into the history of the emoji, and discovered a set of characters from 1988.

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First-ever emojis from 1988 revealed — can you guess where these low-tech symbols came from?

First-ever emojis from 1988 revealed — can you guess where these low-tech symbols came from?
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New Earliest Emoji Sets From 1988 & 1990 Uncovered

New Earliest Emoji Sets From 1988 & 1990 Uncovered
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