When iOS updates include new emojis, the image — of a question mark in a box — stands in for a new emoticon you don’t have access to. It means your friend is using an emoji that’s only ...

Apple offers robust support in macOS for Unicode, a standard that provides a unique number to represent characters and symbols.Unicode encompasses scripts used by languages, symbols for scientific ...

Characters are not defined in Unicode, ... use “HTML Friendly” or UTF-8 codes for question marks, exclamation points, ... Teleprinter signals use “mark” and “space”.

The Unicode Consortium introduced 250 new emoji in June, but it received criticism at the time for not using that opportunity to address the character set's lack of diversity.

The range of characters that can be represented by Unicode is truly bewildering. If there’s a symbol that was ever used to represent a sound or a concept anywhere in the world, chances are pr… ...

Unicode is launching a fund-raising campaign called "Adopt-a-Character," which allows you to adopt any emoji, letter, number, or symbol on the keyboard. Different characters cost different amounts ...

Unicode is a massive, sprawling effort that pairs a number to every unique character in a language, every punctuation mark, every math symbol, and much more. And nearly all of it is available ...

In a nutshell: A recent blog post by software engineer Paul Butler has shed light on a novel technique for concealing data within Unicode characters, specifically emojis. The post explains the ...

Mark Davis, chief internationalization architect at Google, who lives in Switzerland, poses for a portrait while in the United States for several weeks at Google in Mountain View, Calif., on ...

Locate the character you want to insert -- for example, the initial question mark, "¿" -- and click "Insert." Choose any other characters you need and then click "Close." The characters will be ...

It's been a while since the Unicode Emoji Consortium released its sixth set of proposed emojis last June, with a follow up in August (which offered up a drunken face and unhappy poo, oddly enough).