As popular as emoji are for personalizing text messages, how personalized can they really be when you can’t create your own? This is what an app called Imoji wants to change by allowing users to create their own personalized stickers from anything. Well… almost anything. The app wants to create a repository of customized emojis and make them the industry standard.
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Imoji wants to bring customizable emojis to the mainstream
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Published April 13, 2015
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Apple’s new set of ‘diversity’ emoji attracted a lot of attention when it was released in all of its glorious shades last week. But what comes next? What is beyond the emoji? The tiny animations (
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