@facebook, I've said in my video that android is not yet capable to support "all" unicode. It does support unicode just not all. Android is open system and it's now virtually in thousands of thousand different gadgets. Imagine having to set this up perfectly in all those devices with varied requirements simply seems whack for now. But eventually, regional developers and mind will create something global without a glitch.
The reason, apple works because it's closed piece of shi--t and they don't have much to bother with. For time now,unicode is easy fish in a bucket just coz of this for them. Rest, I simply hate iOS. Android is what you can do most with. Real geek in you prefer android, else grandpa-mas can use apple. :D no fuss
But hey, with the tricks I've shown on the video, any android can read nepalese langauge or any other unicode language. It's very easy to do(only if you've a geek instinct)
You can't say now that android can't read unicode, it can read.. LOL>...