Newer versions of Android support emoji, but they may not support all of the emoji your iPhone-owning friends can see. To activate it, go to Settings > Language and Input, and click the check box next to SwiftKey or Gboard, and then tap on Default to set it to your default keyboard. If you want to send emoji, you'll also need to download and install an emoji-compatible keyboard from the Google Play Store. Press and hold on the Hangouts icon, and drag it to where the texting app was. Press and hold on the texting app at the bottom of the screen, and drag it up to where "Remove" appears. Once it's on, go back to your home screen. Tap the menu button (three lines) on the left-hand side of the screen. To switch your texting app to Hangouts, go into Hangouts on your phone. There's no way to render emoji in a browser or email on an Android phone this old. If you don't text, be aware that Facebook and WhatsApp have their own emoji sets, so you'll be just fine with those apps. If you want to use emoji for texting on one of these devices, you need to install a third-party keyboard app and use Hangouts as your texting app. If you have a very old Android phone, running a version earlier than 4.1, you won't be able to display any emoji at all. It takes an operating system update to push new Android emoji.
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