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Crafting an emoticon like the shrug-face takes a lot more work than an emoji, though. Have you ever looked at some of the emoticons shared on Facebook or Twitter and wonder how much free time someone used in order to create a funny emoticon? Me too.

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Emoticons may not be the bright, colorful icons we've come to love on smartphones, but they're equally cute expressions with nearly endless possibilities. Since the last iOS software update to feature new emoji, iOS 16.4 (iOS 16.4.1 if you want to get technical), there are over 3,600 total emoji at your disposal. Still, there are countless Western and Eastern emoticons, including smileys, without any emoji yet.

Typically, you would type emoticon expressions manually, though your current keyboard may not have all the Unicode characters necessary to complete every text-based ideogram or pictogram out there. You can also copy and paste pictorial symbols from the web, but it's too much work. Another way to type emoticons more easily is assigning them to keyboard shortcuts.

However, if you plan on diving into emoticons to complement your emoji skills, nothing beats the convenience of a built-in emoticon keyboard. And if you're asking yourself why you've never seen or heard of this iPhone keyboard before, it's probably because you don't speak Japanese or Chinese.

Now that the keyboard is set up, you can select and send emoticons to anyone you wish. Open any app you can type in, like Messages, then tap where needed to bring up the keyboard. If you set the Kana, Romaji, or a Chinese keyboard as your default, it should appear immediately.

Not all Chinese keyboards work the same. The first group below works like the Kana keyboard, where you tap the "^_^" key to access the secret emoticon keyboard, then hit the drop-down button (down arrow) at the top to expand the complete list of emoticons.

The second group is similar to the Romaji keyboard but with an extra step. Tap "123," followed by the "#+-" key, followed by the "^_^" key, and then hit the drop-down button (down arrow) at the top to expand the complete list of emoticons.

If you don't expand the complete list of emoticons, you can swipe left on the row to view more. However, there are too many emoticons, so it's easier to tap the down arrow to expand the list and browse vertically.

When you find an emoticon you like, tap on it. The emoticon keyboard will disappear, and the emoticon itself will be loaded where you're typing. You can delete any part of the emoticon you'd like to since it's only made up of individual Unicode characters.

These keyboards don't list all emoticons, just a decent selection of Eastern-style emoticons called "kaomoji," Western ones, and some anime-style emoticons. Characters in each emoticon, some of which are syllabograms and glyphs, come from many different character sets such as hiragana, katakana, kanji, and Greek and Cyrillic alphabets, along with other types of symbols.

If I never see another graphic format emoji, it will be too soon. Using keyboard characters to create emoticons was sort of clever; choosing from a menu of preformed images requires no creativity and betrays a lack of imagination.

Unlike Mac machines, the Windows operating system does not have an autocorrect feature. However, you can download programs like PhraseExpress. These programs will help you by setting up your text replacement shortcuts. You can quickly type the shrug emoticon by using these third-party programs.

Android 12 is going to simply the look of the emoticons. Currently in beta, and expected to see a full release (to manufacturers) in the last quarter of the year. One fun change, noted by Ben Schoon, is that the smartphone icon, which previously saw a UI looking a lot like Android, now looks a little more like iOS: 2351a5e196