This guide will show you how to use a secret iPhone emoticons keyboard to quickly access hilarious and otherwise hard to type emoticons anywhere you can type text. You don’t need to buy or ...

The ATMega328 doesn’t have enough pins to do this the normal way, so all the LEDs will be Charlieplexed. A keyboard for emoticons demands custom keycaps, but [Duncan] ...

The Emoji keyboard is not new to the iPhone, but those who’ve used it in iOS 4 are painfully aware it has never been designed to work like a normal keyboard for the rest of us.

To get back to the normal keyboard, users just need to press the globe icon again. As with emoticons, the Kana keyboard will show the most recently used emoticons, which can be found by pressing ...

A split-second after activating the Kana keyboard, an emoticon face will show up on the bottom row. Select it, followed by the up arrow (as pointed out in the screenshot above).

The Bajca emoticon keyboard is not just about convenience; it’s also about personalization and expression. Each of the 16 keys can be swapped out for different designs, ...

The Kana keyboard will also show the most recent emoticons you have used when you press the ^_^ in the bottom right. For a round-up of technology news and analysis, sign up to our weekly Tech ...

I see this dumbtastic egg-case-style Bajca emoticon keyboard and the only thing I wish is that somebody actually brings it to market, sends it to me to test, and then I get a hammer to smash all ...

You Can Add Another Fun Emoticon Keyboard to Your iPhone — Huzzah! By Ann-Marie Alcántara. Updated on April 10, 2017 at 3:45 PM. POPSUGAR Photography | Benjamin Stone.

With that keyboard enabled, head back to an app with a keyboard. Tap and hold the world icon, then select the Romaji keyboard. Tap the “123" button, then the “^_^” icon.

While normal emoticons did produce a large N170 signal, inverted emoticons produced a smaller one (below), the researchers report in a 2014 issue of Social Neuroscience.

The rise of the emoji has been relentless, but power users know there’s far more to the art of messaging. Kaomoji – formations of Japanese letters to make detailed emoticons such as ¯\(ツ ...