Google has released a new open-source font called Noto, which supports 800 languages and covers 110 writing systems. Short for 'No more Tofu', the name of the new typeface is a nod to what people call ...

Something funny happens when your computer or phone can’t display a font: A blank rectangular box pops up in place of the missing glyph. This little box is called .notdef, or "not defined," in coder ...

Five years ago Google set out on an ambitious project to create a font family that encompasses the 800 languages and 110,000 characters found in the Unicode standard. Now available under open source, ...

Google Fonts, the company's archive of free, open source fonts, lists more than 800 typographic designs. But Noto Serif CJK, which the company unveiled today, is unique in its utility. It looks ...