Here are five things that could impact the way we live, work and play. 1. Creating a universal typeface. Via Wired: Bic, the office supply company that makes the world’s most ubiquitous ...

And there isn’t a universal font that supports every language. But Google is working on one. Noto, Google’s Esperanto of a font, was first released for certain languages in 2012, ...

It was actually because of the writing instrument’s all-encompassing nature that BIC decided to try a little experiment: crowdsourcing the world in order to create a universal handwriting — or ...

The font will be “at the heart of Samsung’s new visual language DNA, and provides a typographic foundation for the future.” It wants to provide a cohesive and universal experience when using ...

A universal font seems logical to the point that it's puzzling that no one had done this yet. Nokia sells devices in over 150 countries, ...

Artistic Techworks has released a Universal binary version of Font Examiner; it also has a slew of new features like preview support, drag and drop character support and more.

You Control: Fonts 1.2 runs natively on Intel-based Macs, meaning all of You Software's offerings are available in Universal Binary form.