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I looked for the one with the most reviews, but really, if they’re doing what I think, they’re all going to be exactly the same and it’s all just a simple “switch” that they change, then all the emoji support is enabled in the iPhone, but it’s already in the phone, just not turned on. There are a ton of apps and it’s pretty hard to figure out which one to get. Start by going to the iPhone App Store and search for “emoji”. On the iPhone, it appears that it’s just a little tweak if you’re a hacker, but fortunately for the rest of us there are quite a number of different apps in the iPhone app store, some free, some $0.99, that enable the emoji keyboard add-on for your iPhone and it’s pretty darn easy to get it working!Įnough talking, however, let’s have a peek!įirst off, here are some sample emoji, and yes, when we’re done, you’ll be able to send them all to your gal friend on your iPhone within texxt messages, on Twitter (though people who aren’t on iPhones aren’t going to be able to see them, most likely), and even in email messages: On the Mac, in fact, it doesn’t seem to be something you can enable, even though hackers have reported finding all the graphical icons in the OS library. Support for the emoji symbols is actually in both Mac OS X and your iPhone firmware, but for various reasons I can’t seem to uncover, they’re not easily enabled. In Japan, people quite enjoy sending tons of those cute little pics, actual smiley faces rather than 🙂 and so on. There’s quite a backstory with emoji, actually, starting with where they’re from: Japan.

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