Languages around the world are full of special symbols, such as (¥@√Ω) and many more; and there are also picture symbols that get commonly used on occasion, such as ☺☹☃ and so forth. No doubt, you’ll probably now and then find a use or need for many of these special symbols. Trouble is, many of these special characters and symbols are often hard to type with a normal keyboard, requiring users to know the trick involved with each one. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was some way to make it easier to type less common symbols?
CopyPasteCharacter is a website that does just that. Users can copy special characters/symbols from the site to Windows clipboard, after which users can paste the characters/symbols wherever they like. Do take note, though, many of characters/symbols will only work where Unicode is supported. Read the rest of this entry »
Google has long claimed that one of their main aims for Google Docs is “making it possible for you to get things done from anywhere, at any time.” And wherever you are, if you’re like most people, you probably have your mobile with you most of the time. So what’s the best way to satisfy that goal? Mobile editing, of course! Yet for a long time now, Google Docs has lacked this feature.
