Randy Gadson 28
Tuesday, April 19, 2022
The only reason that I gave it a one was that zero was not available. I cannot get the app to save. It loads 159/159 emojis and says saving...please wait (while a green circle spins), but it will not save. I have checked my permissions, re-installed the app dozens of times. I have had no problems with any other apps. I have a brand new Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, so free-space is not an issue. There are plenty freebies, but, I made this purchase because I didn't want an app with adds. Money wasted Edited
Quikthinking Software
Tuesday, April 19, 2022
It's your phone. Reboot and reinstall. The app works! Are you out of space? One star rating?
Update: Did you check your Gallery to see if The AA Emojis Album is actually on your Samsung device? The issue is with your phone. I again added the emojis on a Samsung Galaxy S8 and a Samsung GT-P5210 tablet. All 159 load ending with "stickers saved."
Lloyd McWhorter Jr. 22
Thursday, August 25, 2022
I found the developer to be very courteous and I give him a 3.0. However, like Mr. Gadsen, I have a new Samsung Galaxy 21, and the images will NOT save on my phone. I have followed a the instructions provided multiple times! I cleared the memory, rebooted etc. BUT the images will NOT save to my phone. The older Samsung phones may work, but the new models S21 & S22 have the same problem. I updated to 5.0 because the Developer researched the issue and responded. Please advise if solution is found Edited
Quikthinking Software
Tuesday, August 23, 2022
Thanks Lloyd for commenting. It's not an issue with the phone manufacturer. As tested on Android 6, 7, and 8 everything works perfectly. On Android 9 or above, operating system storage permissions (even if on) for the app are preventing the creation of a gallery/library. This has been verified on Android 11. We continue to review for a solution.
kerra bruce 60
Saturday, November 28, 2020
It's ok, I guess. There aren't very many facial expressions (no one blowing kisses😙, winking😉, hugging🤗, laughing out loud😆, shocked😲, thinking🤔, puking😝🤢, sleeping😪, crying with laughter🤣, etc.) and there's only ONE female, with dreadlocks. 😔 Thank you, for your response. Yes, I scrolled through the all. Of COURSE, not all emotions can be captured... I guess I was just hoping to find the most commonly used emojis (the ones I listed earlier) represented, here. Edited
Quikthinking Software
Saturday, January 16, 2021
Thanks for your comments Kerra. Did you scroll through all 153 emojis? There are 8 females with box type braids, and THREE females with dreadlocks. Most of the general expressions you identify do have representation. Update Jan. 2021: We have added several of your suggestions. Your feedback was appreciated!
LaJuana Glaze 13
Friday, September 11, 2020
I purchased and installed them today. Now I don't have to go to my iphone in order to dress up my messages. This app is supposed to be ad-free. That is why I didn't install the "free" apps.
Quikthinking Software
Friday, September 11, 2020
Thanks LaJuana. We are adding more emojis to this collection in a few weeks.
A Google user 27
Tuesday, January 15, 2019
I wanted to see other african-american/brown color symbols, hand gestures, etc like on a cell phone keyboard that I can use when texting
Quikthinking Software
Tuesday, January 15, 2019
Thank you Tara for your feedback/suggestions. We will add some more hand gesture emojis. We use these emojis for both texting and on Facebook. You can use them without the need for a keyboard. There was no claim that this app is a keyboard, but it can function just like one. Our iPhone version of this app does work as a keyboard with iMessage.
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