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Apple's original wasn't that bad, at least it was close. > Provided each vendor design conveys the concept of a bagel in a sufficiently clear way, the job of t
by ragingrobot 6y ago
Apple's original wasn't that bad, at least it was close.
> Provided each vendor design conveys the concept of a bagel in a sufficiently clear way, the job of the emoji is done.
Microsoft and Samsung's just look like donuts cut in half. Twitter, no clue what that is.
> Our bagel was drawn by someone who has eaten a bodega bagel before.
Google's stylized version is certainly recognizable. As far as eating a bagel from a bodega (which most of the time are plain with no seeds), if you want the good stuff you're going to a bagel shop in Brooklyn.
As a New Yorker I may have put too much thought into this. ;)
- snowwrestler 6y agoJennifer Daniel, head of emojis at Google (and source of the bodega quote), previously worked at the NYTimes in NY.
- reaperducer 6y agoInteresting that Google's bagel has sesame seeds on it. As a native New Yorker (Brooklyn born, back when it was still a shithole, and not infested with people from the I-states), I always got the salt bagels.
- loloquwowndueo 6y agoBrooklyn? Everyone knows Montreal bagels are the real deal.
- Finnucane 6y agoTerrace Bagels.