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Rick Martin · · 3 min read

Add Emoji to Your Tweets with Decotter Twitter Client

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Japanese mobile marketing and ad company D2C announced the launch of its new Android Twitter client yesterday. Named ‘Decotter,’ the application lets users send Tweets that include emoji as it is integrated with the Dcloud service that was announced two weeks ago.

Upon installing the Decotter app, if you don’t have the Dcloud base app installed, you’ll be prompted to download that as well. After that, you can use the Decotter app to add emoji to your Tweets. But from what I can see, your emoji can only be seen by other users of the Decotter app. Regular users will see a m.decotter.net [1] link as well as a #decotter hashtag.

It seems to me that D2C might have found a more efficient short URL to save some space here, because this means each emoji they Tweet is going to use up 33 characters of the total 140 character Twitter limit. But admittedly, the Tweets do look pretty fun, and if you have a small group of friends using the app, then it might be worth a try.

With the aim of bringing emoji where they dared not go before, the company also has DecoMessage, putting emoji in SMS; and Decora, for putting them in email.

If you’d like to try our Decotter, you can get it over on Google Play right now. You can check out some screenshots of the app below.

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Rick Martin

Rick Martin lives in Tokyo where he writes about technology in Japan, China, and around Asia. After writing full-time for TechInAsia from 2011 to January 2013, he moved on to pastures new at The Bridge. He can be reached via his website, 1Rick.com