Lets you browse Unicode characters by range and search for them by name, display them and copy them to the clipboard. It can also decode a string of Unicode characters to names. This is a very basic program, I wrote it because Android offers no other way to enter exotic characters. Public Domain.
You are able to get the .apk setup package of Unicode Map 0.0.4 for free and take a look at users' reviews on Droid Informer. The file size doesn't exceed 256 KB and the app runs flawlessly on Android 1.5 and above. According to the antivirus report, this application doesn't contain viruses or any kind of malware. The tool is designed by David A. Madore and its category is Books & Reference.
The most recent update of Unicode Map was released on Mar 16, 2012 and the app has been installed by over 50K users. This application was rated 4.2 on Google Play.
Based on the users’ opinions, the main plus of the tool is an excellent interface, although some people note that Unicode Map has such a disadvantage as limited functionality.
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