Twitter, Facebook, and Gmail all support UTF-8 Unicode special ... of these browsers. Use the TwitterKeys applet to spice up your Twitter posts with special characters and symbols.

Google set out several years ago to produce Noto, an enormous free-to-use typeface family that ultimately may include a representation of every Unicode character. Every one of the nearly 1,400 ...

He wrote an excellent guide that summarizes many of the issues surrounding Unicode ... 1-byte characters designed for IBM’s EBCDIC systems (note: I think it’s safe to argue that using EBCDIC ...

This number represents the Unicode value of the symbol, and it’s the time-honored standard for adding characters. If you use a few special characters consistently, it can be faster to simply add ...