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Coming next week: Order pizza by emoji

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By Rick Couri
May 13, 2015

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Domino’s will soon allow you to order your favorite pie by sending a pizza shaped emoji via Twitter.

Just set up an on-line account and ask for an “Easy Order” pizza. Quick as binary code allows, your porch will smell like pepperoni, sausage, vegetables, or whatever you choose.

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Engadet reports the company will respond with a direct message confirming your order. You can sign up for the service now, but Domino's says they won't be fully up and running until Wednesday, May 20th.

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