Attila covers software, apps and services, with a focus on virtual private networks. He's an advocate for digital privacy and has been quoted in online publications like Computer Weekly ...

The very big job of representing how the world speaks on the computer. "The funding we're looking for goes into two buckets," says Unicode president ... we use devices and apps to communicate ...

Unicode launched version 14.0 of its language coding standard on Tuesday, complete with 37 new emojis, over 800 new characters and support for lesser-used languages and symbols. The new emojis ...

Swiftkey Keyboard app now supports Unicode 15 emojis. If you have a device that supports emojis based on Unicode 15 standard, you can now pick and use them in your conversations from the SwiftKey ...

Incorporation into the Unicode standard is only the first step that new emoji and other characters take on their journey from someone's mind to your phone or computer; software makers like Apple ...

Still today, many Web browsers have an “encoding” menu that allows users to make this selection but, thanks to Unicode, it’s rarely required. PCWorld helps you navigate the PC ecosystem to ...

During their development work on an international news feed, software engineers at Aloha Browser discovered two Unicode symbols in ... symbols is displayed in an app, the software crashes immediately.

Is this possible? I know in 2k/XP you can change your "Default language for non-Unicode applications" but I don't want my entire system to be changed.<BR><BR>Is it possible to change the Code Page ...