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In iPhoneOS 2.2 Apple added a feature for Japanese devices called 'Emoji' -> basically unicode smilies that can be used in SMS. The only catch is it's soft-locked to those using Softbank as a carrier. Doh!
Well, if you as a developer just wanna try out the Emoji keyboard and see what they look like, try this in your code (you must already have a keyboard visible or it wont work):
UIView *_emojiKB =[[NSClassFromString(@"UIKeyboardLayoutEmoji") alloc] initWithFrame:[[NSClassFromString(@"UIKeyboard") activeKeyboard] bounds]];
[[NSClassFromString(@"UIKeyboard") activeKeyboard] addSubview:_emojiKB];
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