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How to Install and Run Call of Duty Mobile on Any Android Phone

Call of Duty Mobile opened beta access in India a couple of days back, and so far the game looks pretty damn amazing. However, since the developers are rolling out access invites to only some people at a time, chances are you’ve not received access to the game from the Play Store yet. That’s what happened with me as well. However, if you really want to try the game out, you can do that pretty easily. So, here’s how to install and play Call of Duty Mobile on any Android phone.
How to Customize Whatsapp Notification on Android and iOS

Two years ago, notifications were a big problem in both Android and iOS. It was too crowded and unmanageable for the end user. With the launch of Android Oreo, Google brought notification channels that streamlined notifications through native APIs. Following the steps of Google, Apple also brought bundled notifications with iOS 12. In all this, messaging applications like WhatsApp got a number of new features that include granular control over notifications. Now users can customize WhatsApp notifications based on individual contacts with personalized notification time and tone. In this article, we will see all the options and learn to customize WhatsApp notifications on Android and iOS devices.
How to Install Google Chrome Extensions on Android

For many users, extensions are the most important thing for a web browser. Google Chrome users have a long list of extensions they love to use on the desktop. However, there is no support for the Chrome Extensions on Android devices, which makes the mobile experience not as good as the desktop experience. For a long time, the user community has been requesting extension support on Android, but without success. However, that does not mean there is no way to use the Chrome extensions on your Android device. In fact there is a path and it works very well. Therefore, if you want to use Google Chrome extensions on your Android device, here is how to install Chrome extensions on Android.
How to Reset your Android phone?

Are you selling your Android phone or tablet? So remember that before you must delete all the rest of your data in your data. Fortunately Android phones have features that can help you clear your personal information, applications and other content. That's why the phone goes back to exactly what the way the company had come out. Let's tell you this way so that you do not have to face any problems with the data after selling the phone.

Emojis are quite possibly the single best way of conveying emotions in messages, which is probably why they’re all the rage these days. No matter how many emojis keep being added by Unicode, there’ll always be a dearth of emojis. I mean, just recently 230 new emojis have been proposed including an auto-rickshaw, temple, and more, and I’m sure they’ll still not be enough for all the people who use emojis very frequently. Plus, even if there are enough emojis, they’ll never have the personal touch of an emoji that you made yourself. So, if you’ve always wanted to make your own emoji, here are 5 emoji maker apps to create your own emojis:

Create Your Own Emoji Using Bitmoji


Bitmoji is one of the most popular emoji creation apps around the world, especially since it’s tightly integrated into Snapchat and offer a wide variety of custom stickers. Bitmojis have recently found their way into third-party apps, like Tinder over the past year and it seems to be all the rage among teenagers. The highly-customizable avatars created via Bitmoji app are close to your real-life appearance and a fun, interactive way to converse.

The process of creating Bitmoji is pretty easy and straightforward. While Bitmoji earlier needed you to create an avatar from scratch, you can now simply click a picture and the app will present you with a myriad of stickers.



You can tweak your avatar if you think it’s not what you imagined it to be, directly by selecting things like its hairstyle, eyebrow shape, its color, and other details.



Bitmoji will then ask you to select the body type for your avatar, followed by a choice among a variety of outfits. You can tap the ‘tick’ at the top right once you’ve finalized your avatar.



Bitmoji then continues to create a number of different emojis for you, based on the avatar you’ve created. These can be shared on social media or the messaging apps on your smartphone. Simply open the Bitmoji app, select the sticker and share away.



Install: (Free, Android & iOS)

Make Your Own Emoji Using ZMoji


If what you want is to create as well as easily share the cartoonish avatar with your friends, then give ZMoji a try. This app reminds me of the old days of Bitmoji, where you didn’t have any AI helping you from the get-go. You had to jump in and create an avatar for yourself from scratch and it seems like ZMoji has embodied the same. You can tweak everything from your eyebrow, nose, and hairstyle to face type, facial hair, and clothing.



Once you’ve created ZMoji stickers for yourself, the app will ask you to enable the ZMoji keyboard to be able to quickly send stylised emojis or animated stickers (marked with a GIF tag) to anyone. Well, I’m not truly a big fan of third-party keyboards but you cannot live without the ZMoji keyboard if you’re into animated emojis. It has a wide selection of stickers and you probably won’t run out of options anytime soon.

The biggest drawback of ZMoji will, however, have to be the myriad of ads served by this app, how sluggish it is at times, and the hefty subscription fees.

Install: (7-day free trial with Pro subscription starting at $9.99/week, Android & iOS)

Other Apps to Make Your Own Emoji


Emojily

Stickers may be a widespread trend right now, but emojis are perennial. And if you have been looking for a way to expand beyond the usual set of emojis available on your phone, well, Emojily may be the perfect app for you. It offers a lot of control over each aspect of the emoji creation process.

When you launch the app, you have to option to create a new or random emoji. I love the creations spewed out by the latter but we need to select the former option.



Upon selecting the ‘New’ option, you’ll see the base template for your emoji, to which you can add elements such as eyes, brows, hands, or more to create something like this:



Once you’ve finalized the emoji design, you can tap the save button on the left to download your creation to the photo library. You can also tap the share button on the right to directly send it to someone.



Note: Emojily only gives you access limited elements in the free version and you need to purchase the locked ones for more control over the design. It will make the process even more fun.



As you can see, Emojily is one of the best emoji maker apps on this list but it is available only on Android devices. However, you don’t need to worry as Moji Maker (Free, in-app purchases start at $0.99) works exactly the same way on iOS devices. It is simple to use and making your own emojis is absolutely a fun task.

Install: (Free with in-app purchase starting at $0.99, Android)

Gboard Minis


Well, if you don’t want to download any additional apps and you use Gboard on your Android or iOS device, you can now make custom Bitmoji-like stickers termed Minis from within the keyboard app. It uses both machine learning and artistry to recreate your face in sticker form simply by clicking a selfie, and it’s pretty customizable.



Once you’ve created your Minis, they will become available in the ‘stickers’ section of the keyboard and you can send them over to friends like you would do with any other sticker pack – in any messenger app you use. There are about 100 sticker styles that come in 2 different packs, including Sweet Minis and Bold Minis.

Install: (Free, Android & iOS)

Bobble Keyboard


Bobble Keyboard is another popular app that is often compared to Bitmoji, but it’s very different from the same, in the sense that it does utilize your selfie to create an avatar but instead of creating a fully fledged avatar from it, Bobble simply uses a cartoonised version of your selfie in a variety of different stickers, GIFs, and even stories. It’s a really fun app to use, especially if you want to annoy friends with creepy stickers.



Bobble Keyboard, as the name suggests, makes it simpler for you to share stickers using their dedicated keyboard. But if you don’t want to use the keyboard everytime you want to send a sticker, you can add these to WhatsApp’s sticker section as well.

Install: (Free with ads, Android & iOS)

Make Your Own Custom Emojis with Emoji Maker Apps


Making your own emojis might sound like a difficult task, but these apps definitely make it simple for you to design custom emojis. Popular apps like Bitmoji or Bobble can help create stickers or avatars, while apps like Emojily can be used to create some really well-detailed emojis with ease.

So, have you ever wanted to make your own emoji? If you have, which app did you use? Also, if you know of other good emoji maker apps that you think deserves a spot on this list, do let us know about it in the comments section below.

Android is the most popular smartphone operating system these days. Just because we can easily customize and change Android phone features and add more things we need. As we know, the Android operating system is more flexible compared to others. We can easily download paid Android applications for free. Which is not possible in any other OS device easily. We can even run Android applications on your PC using Emulators. On Android devices, many of the applications, customs ROMs are available, but all this needs a rooted Android phone.
Top 10 Best Keyboard Apps For Android - 2019

Android became quite popular because the Google Play store offers applications in each and every field. Android is also very popular in the purpose of the games. Because it provides applications in each and every one of the fields in which we can think. But for a better user experience, we use startup apps for Android to change the look of Android.