Manage Your .tel From Your iPhone With My.tel

Allows iPhones to manage their .tel domains without having to log on to a computer

Apr. 24, 2009 09:00 PM

Telnic Limited, the registry operator for the new communications-focused .tel top level domain (TLD), today announced that its free and open source My.tel iPhone application is now available for download from the Apple App Store.

The arrival of My.tel allows .tel owners with iPhones to manage their .tel domains without having to log on to a computer. Now they can quickly update information just before boarding a plane, travelling on a road trip, or just to quickly tell their friends which bar they are in.

My.tel can be downloaded for free from the App Store here: http://www.apple.com/uk/itunes/affiliates/download/ or directly over the iPhone from the App Store application. A link to the App Store is also at http://telnic.org/community-applications.html. For more information and where to buy .tel domains, please visit http://telnic.org.

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About Yeshim Deniz
Yeshim Deniz is a Ulitzer blogger who writes about cloud computing, breaking news from Cloud Expo, and emerging technologies. She first started blogging in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. She broke the news on her blog about Condoleeza Rice's visit to Spamalot on Broadway as Katrina hit New Orleans. Yeshim was the first journalist to call for the resignation of the FEMA director, the day before Katrina hit New Orleans. She later helped to organize a "Change the Administration" march in Washington DC. Email Yeshim at editorial (at) sys-con.com.

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