@Someasy to No Stupid Questions • 1 year agoWhy using the search bar to find emojis, does it display the male and female forms, but never show the gender neutral version even though such an emoji does exist?imagemessage-square40arrow-up160arrow-down141file-text
arrow-up119arrow-down1imageWhy using the search bar to find emojis, does it display the male and female forms, but never show the gender neutral version even though such an emoji does exist?@Someasy to No Stupid Questions • 1 year agomessage-square40file-text
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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink-2•1 year agoGboard is missing a bunch of other emojis and is slow as fuck to add new ones though SwiftKey is far better for emojis, Gboard is better for languages, otherwise they’re around the same
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•1 year agoI have all the last emojis in Gboard. Gboard use the set of emoji of your version of Android. Google did a change this year to accelerate the deployment of the emojis on Gboard through the play services. SwiftKey use its own set of emojis. I guess.
With Gboard, you can even change the color.
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Gboard is missing a bunch of other emojis and is slow as fuck to add new ones though
SwiftKey is far better for emojis, Gboard is better for languages, otherwise they’re around the same
I have all the last emojis in Gboard. Gboard use the set of emoji of your version of Android. Google did a change this year to accelerate the deployment of the emojis on Gboard through the play services.
SwiftKey use its own set of emojis. I guess.