To send an emoji, it requires installing the app in the android device. Once installed, it will be available for use in any app that allows text entry. Facebook Messenger and Android's SMS messaging app let the users to insert texts. The recipient doesn't require downloading the app for receiving the emoji, according to a report published in Mashable.

Emojis have become part of modern culture for the Australians. Three out of five Aussies considers emoji as the universal language for messaging, suggests an OPPO research. However, OPPO has been continuing to develop new emojis to be included in the next update, reports iTWire quoting Michael Tran, Chief Marketing Officer for OPPO.

The first round of emoji covers the nation's culture, wildlife and tucker. Icons like the Sydney Harbour Bridge, "Stone the Flamin' Crows", Shrimp on the Barbie, and Budgie Smugglers have also been added.

Users will be able to access the keyboard by tapping the emoji icon that floats on the side of the screen while typing text. The OPPO emoji is believed to attract Facebook stickers than the regular emoji. However, the Facebook emojis pose a short coming since it sends a single emoji at a time.