Spell Number Emoji
Spell Number is a tiny utility that helps users write out numbers as in cheque writing protection. It can also turn on Emoji icons on your iPhone.
To enable Emoji icons using the Spell Number app do this:
- Upgrade to iPhone firmware 2.2 or 2.2.1
- Install Spell Number from the App Store
- Open the Spell Number app on your iPhone
- Enter
9876543.21(the Easter egg) and then just hit the home button - Edit Settings > General > Keyboard > International Keyboards > Japanese > Slide “Emoji” to ON
- Open the Text message app and tap the World Icon to see Emoji icons when you are typing a text message
Things to keep in mind about Emojicons on the iPhone:
- Only iPhone users will get them. On other phones it will show up as munged up text.
- Unlocked iPhones that are not using AT&T for service or the provider designated by Apple won’t get texts that contain Emoji.
- The other iPhone you send Emoji to, does not have to have this Spell Number app.
- You are not limited to just texting. Emoji works in any keyboard supported app, including Notes, Mail, Calendar, Contacts and more.
- There are other ways of turning on Emoji on the iPhone. Some require you to buy apps from the App Store. Other require that you hack your iPhone and modify it. Using Spell Number is the most efficient and easy way to enable Emoji and best of all it’s free. At least for now, until Apple removes the app from the App Store or disables its hidden feature.
So what the heck is an Emoji anaway you ask? Emoji is the Japanese term for the picture characters or emoticons used in Japanese wireless messages and websites. The word literally means e “picture” + moji “letter”. The characters are used much like emoticons elsewhere, but a wider range is provided, and the icons are standardized and built into the handsets. The iPhone now supports Emoji with software version 2.2 and above.
This 3rd Party App is available at the Apple iTunes AppStore. Browse the full list of all AppStore apps filed under the AppStore category.
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It’s over now … well now quite actually. I found out Emoji for iPhone, a Mac and PC software that enabled Emoji on my fresh new iPod touch 2G. http://cocoamug.com/emoji. Sweet
You have the easter egg number wrong, it should be 91929394.59. Everything else works correctly though…
can’t get emoji to work in mail unless i create the message in notes first then click on mail note icon. then it sends note to mail and I can continue to add more emoji icons
step 5 should add that you need to restart iPhone/iPod Touch so it will work in mail
I can’t figure out how to use it on my iPod touch. Hellllllllp?
I have it working on my 1G & 2G iPod Touches, how far did you get?
91929394.59 - Thanks Jermey and all for this post… it works…
ok. typing 91929394.59 in Spell Number followed by pressing the square home key works on iPhone 3G!!!! it may take a few turns to get it to register tho
I installed spellnumber and it works fine, now I want to remove it and install a full emoji app. Problem is spellnumber never goes away. Any know how to fix and get spellnumber turned off.