US-based technology giant Microsoft has highlighted the visual changes in Windows 11, the new operating system it has recently launched. One of the elements that benefited from these changes was emojis. According to the statements made by Microsoft, Windows 11 would have 3D emojis. However, the company has not been able to keep this promise.
Microsoft had made the new emojis available in the Windows 11 Insider version, which it updated a few weeks from now. These emojis, unfortunately, were not 3D. Some users even reacted to Microsoft because of the new emojis. An optional update that has started to be distributed for the stable version of Windows 11 brings users new emojis prepared for Windows 11. However, these emojis are not 3D. . .
This is what some emojis coming to stable version of Windows 11 look like
Microsoft did not explain why the 3D emojis it showed for Windows 11 were not available for use. It is also unknown whether 3D designs that completely change the emoji experience will be used in the future. However, it is a fact that Microsoft will not offer any of the emojis it has prepared for Windows 11 to users in Windows 10. If you want to use the emojis you see above, you have no choice but to use Windows 11.
By the way; It should be noted that the most important member of the emoji pack prepared for Windows 11 is Clippy. Clippy, which is also known as the assistant that is prepared for the most primitive versions of Microsoft Office and helps users, has been forgotten for years. Deciding to bring Clippy back to life, the engineers changed the paper clip emoji. However, Clippy, like other emojis, has a 2D design. In other words, the company did not favor this iconic assistant.
This is what Microsoft promised Windows 11 emojis looked like
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