iOS emojis on android

[Jamez Avila]

I already did and that's what I'm using on my S6 in the third picture. I'll DM you the link.

I never got the PM

Posted from my Samsung Galaxy S6

 

[HOLLYWOODANT215]

Samsung emojis look way more realistic then ios version, can't see why anybody want them... U can download textra for ios emojis

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[Jamez Avila]

Samsung emojis look way more realistic then ios version, can't see why anybody want them... U can download textra for ios emojis

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iOS emojis were the original ones.
And with these fonts you can use the standard messaging app.
I used to use Textra but my Gear S watch doesn't let me reply if I use that one as my default.

Posted from my Samsung Galaxy S6

 

[iseededppl]

Samsung emojis look way more realistic then ios version, can't see why anybody want them... U can download textra for ios emojis

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The problem is that the they mismatch the emoji. When my friend posted a hear emoji it looked like a broken heart on mine. A lot more others are also mis-matched. I prefer how the Samsung emojis look but id rather have my convo in sync.

 

[iseededppl]

Samsung emojis look way more realistic then ios version, can't see why anybody want them... U can download textra for ios emojis

Posted via the Android Central App

The problem is that the they mismatch the emoji. When my friend posted a hear emoji it looked like a broken heart on mine. A lot more others are also mis-matched. I prefer how the Samsung emojis look but id rather have my convo in sync.

 

[iFrosty]

That APK would be nice...

 

[chocmatic]

I already did and that's what I'm using on my S6 in the third picture. I'll DM you the link.

DM apk link

thanks

 

[patriotaki]

If anyone could PM me the apk link it would be great!

I have installed the FlipFont 1 its simillar to iOS but it also changes the Text-System Font ;/ Also Textra shows them as samsung emojis

Can we also have the iOS emojis with skin tones or am i asking too much?

 

[Coney718]

I wish I would've known about this when I had my S6. I was looking for something that does exactly this. Now one question, with Flipfont installed when you browse social media, say Instgram or Twitter do the emojis display like iOS or Android? Or does this only affect when you want to send an emoji?

Edit: Just saw a youtube video on it that answered my question. The iOS emojis are visible everywhere.

 

[patriotaki]

I found the apk looks exactly like the iOS but i dont have the skin tones..any way i can get them?

 

[iseededppl]

There isnt an apk with different skin tones yet.

 

[DileshPerera]

thanks

 

[pdxrealtor]

Can some 1 share the link for the apk?

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[pdxrealtor]

Anyone?

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[mhinc]

I still have a hard time trying to comprehend why grown adults are so in need of stupid EMOJIS.

 

[pdxrealtor]

I still have a hard time trying to comprehend why grown adults are so in need of stupid EMOJIS.

My reason is kids. I have them, I like to chat with them. I like to relate to them and want them to relate to me. Gotta have the emojis to hang..... Lol.

You'd be surprised how many of my clients use emojis as well.

Anyone got that apk?

 

[pdxrealtor]

Did you have time to make that youtube video? ^^^

 

[iseededppl]

For the simple reason that they convey emotion better

 

[patriotaki]

if i understood you correctly.. it depends on the app . Textra for example uses the standard emojis you have to go to settings and select the text style to system. that way you can send and receive emojis as iOS

 

[pdxrealtor]

Yes, I think you do understand.

To be clear on one point - the apps in which the emojis revert back to Android style once inserted into the message will still transmit the message to IOS displaying the correlating IOS emoji.

For example - Twitter, Cyber Dust, and Cloud Magic email app all take the IOS emojies and change them to Android emojies while I'm typing my message. Once sent to the IOS device, they display as IOS emojies.

The three apps I mention, at least as far as I can tell, don't allow me to change any text input settings from within the apps themselves so I'm stuck using global settings.

It's really not a huge deal at all as the entire point, for me, is to communicate accurately with IOS users.

Here's some screen shots from within the twitter app-