Pretty important day in the history of the World Wide Web, if not the Internet as a whole. ICANN, sorta the Internet’s regulator, will for the first time now allow non-Latin characters for Web ...

Let's get ready to 파티에 나가다! ICANN, the body that organises domain names on the Internet, has approved non-Latin characters in Web addresses and top-level domains. ICANN has been massaging the DNS ...

Google has taken a step towards globalizing its Gmail service today, with new support for non-Latin characters and accented characters. Google is adopting an email standard introduced by the Internet ...

Google today added support for addresses that contain accented or non-Latin characters in Gmail, and promised that Google Calendar will get the same treatment “shortly.” This means Gmail users can ...

Email isn't going anywhere, and has been around for what seems like an eternity. It still has a lot of limitations, though. One of those limits is language, where non-latin characters aren't readily ...

The internet is on the verge of its biggest shake up in 40 years, and the most significant one since it crossed from academia to commerce in 1993. Icann, the organisation that oversees internet domain ...

Gmail can now recognize email addresses that “contain accented or non-Latin characters,” Google announced today. Google explained in a corporate blog post that the new feature, also coming soon to ...

Google has now announced that Gmail now recognizes email addresses with non-Latin and accented characters. This new feature is already available for Gmail, and Google says it will coming for Calendar ...

Ever since you’ve been able to get an email address you have been required to sign up using non-accented latin characters. That won’t always have to be the case though. A new email standard that ...