But can you think about having a 1000 key emoji keyboard.
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If you had this you’d probably never use text again, and I’m about 67 percent sure that’s a bad thing.
His point of reference was Unicode 8 – the industry standard for computer characters.
In a YouTube video, Scott says he used a special kind of software that allows all 14 keyboards to work in conjunction with each other. From your typical, yellow-faced smilies to national flags and the coveted poop emoji, it’s all found here on this array of keyboards.
YouTuber Tom Scott won’t have any problems reacting to anything on social media with his emoji keyboard.
His revolutionary keyboard includes emojis that don’t even work on phones or computers yet, including a man levitating in a business suit – who hasn’t thought of a situation that can be perfectly described with an emoji like that?
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Ever wondered how you could get emojis on your desktop, without using pesky shortcuts but with taking up a lot of valuable real estate? Obviously Apple knew what they were doing when they designed their touchscreen keyboards because vlogger Tom Scott’s versions is genuine madness.
