LONDON, April 27 /PRNewswire/ --
- No More I've Changed by Mobile Number Emails Ever Again!
Telnic Limited (http://www.telnic.org), the registry operator for the new communications-focused top level domain .tel, today announced that its free plug-in application for Microsoft(R) Outlook(TM) is now available, enabling anyone with Outlook to have their address book updated dynamically.
The free Outlook application, which can be downloaded from http://telnic.org/community-applications.html or http://outlook.apps.telnic.tel, provides the ability to:
- Directly lookup a .tel domain inside Outlook, including private information from friends - Search for a .tel domain inside Outlook - Add any .tel domain as a new contact or associate it with an existing contact - Refresh all the .tel information in your address book with a single click - Send 'friending' requests and accept or decline them depending on your TelFriends status - Quickly change your .tel profile to make sure your contacts reach you the way you want
With .tel, you don't need to update your address book. Your friends, colleagues and brands manage their own contact information in their .tel. You no longer have to subscribe to web directories to see the information or being subjected to 'contacts update' emails, said Henri Asseily, CTO and Chief Strategist at Telnic Limited. With .tel, the single point of communication in your address book can be the last one you'll ever need to input.
Further software applications are being made available in April. More information about .tel domains can be found at http://telnic.org.
NOTE TO EDITORS: If you would like to cover mount the .tel application or provide a link to the download for your website, please contact news@telnic.org
About Telnic Limited
Founded in 2000, Telnic Limited is the UK-based Registry Operator and Sponsoring Organization for the new .tel sponsored top level domain (sTLD). For more information, please visit http://www.telnic.org.
Contact: Beth Moore, Edelman, +44-(0)2030-472068, Beth.moore@edelman.com
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