lunes, 5 de marzo de 2012

Ideas ¿Correo seguros en los dominios .tel?

ANOTHER REVOLUTION: Secure e-mails in combination with .tel / TelFriends
If you send e-mails from your company e-mail address or from the common providers like AOL, Google Mail, Hotmail or Yahoo, usually you don't use encryption.
That means your e-mails are unprotected, easy to read by third parties and easy to be falsified.
Yearly BILLIONS of personal e-mails (I'm not exaggerating!) from internet users are read by secret services, authorities, hackers, system administrators, cyber criminals, rubbernecks and other unauthorized computer specialists!

This is only possible because internet users hate encryption software, because it is far too complicated and too uncomfortable for John Doe.

A current available alternative is HushMail with some disadvantages:
• It is neither popular nor widespread accepted.
• More or less it is a closed system.
• The user has to pay a yearly fee of at least US $ 34.99. That is too much since the common internet users are using e-mails AND encryption for free.
• If you want to use the mailbox for free, you have storage of only 25 MB. That is far too less in comparison to common e-mail providers.

But HushMail offers a great idea by sending e-mails to people who do not use HushMail – and the e-mails are still encrypted:
https://help.hushmail.com/entries/25...t-use-hushmail


I don't believe HushMail will become mainstream, because they haven't accomplished this target within the last decade. (HushMail was founded in 1999 and still it isn't popular.)

But I like the concept of the link above. Can you imagine combining this with your TelFriends login?
(Surely TelFriends needs to be more advanced in the future!)
I'm yearning for a scenario like the following:
1.) Telnic starts a partnership with one of the big e-mail providers (like Google Mail or Hotmail).
2.) The user marks a created e-mail as confidential before sending.
3.) The receiver can open the e-mail only if he is logged in with TelFriends and connected with it to the sender.

In that case .tel could not only have potential for a name dialing solution, but also for providing a standard for secure e-mail communication for the very first time in the history of the internet!

OAuth was a great idea to implement into the .tel project.
E-Mail encryption could be even more important in the future!
 

sábado, 3 de marzo de 2012

Vision de los dominios .tel

Vision about the future use of TelFriends
If .tel should ever become a success, the following scenario would be possible:

With TelFriends or a similar, advanced tool you can delegate access to all companies you are in touch with, like:
  • Financial institutions
  • Supplier of electric energy
  • Telephone providers
  • Sports clubs
  • Online sellers
  • All your memberships
  • And so on

You will have always an overview who knows your (private) contact data and can easily cancel the data access for every company, authority or agency.

Requirement for this would be .tel will become a generally accepted and widespread technical solution.

Perhaps one day companies won't ask you about your phone number or address anymore. They just want to know your .tel - and they collect your data via your domain / TelFriends.
Your partners would be very happy because they don't need to input your data manually and won't bother about updates (because the data would be always up-to-date by automatic interfaces)!

Furthermore you can use your .tel for:
  • An automatic infilling of internet forms without saving your private data in your browser
  • An automatic infilling of e-mail addresses in your e-mail program
  • Many other things

This is just a brief idea to see how .tel could potentially change the way to communicate!

If people would use .tel like phone numbers and / or e-mail addresses, everybody would like to have one .tel domain.
 
Our Vision

One of the unique features of .tel Domain is its design, in tandem with TF, that provides a "Private View" data channel to a selected group(s)in a secured environment.
We all know about this. And also aware the difficult process to get a "Private View" data across to an end user (who may not be a tel domain owner).

The present process requires the Viewer (end user) to be a member of TelFriends, and approved by a tel Owner, in order to read "Private View" data.

Our simple vision for TF in brief as follows:

1)
Based on case studies involving TELcp users, we want to skip the Viewer's (end user's) registration at TelFriends, and replace it by .tel Owner himself/herself creating a "Slave/Dummy" account(s) under the main TelFriends account of .tel Owner. These "slave/dummy" account(s) will have no powers to change its own credentials or parent credentials. Therefore, this "Slave/Dummy" account(s) will allow an individual or a selected group(s) only to read "Private View" data.

This way when a .tel Owner has posted a certain record (say a "Note") for "Private View", all he/she has to do is to inform the selected audience by giving the respective "Slave/Dummy" credentials.

A .tel Owner may create more than one "Slave/Dummy" account depending on the number of records and selected target group(s) and delete/change accordingly. Thus, selecting the target group(s) for a particular record (a "Note" to announce something in this case) whenever a new "Private View" data is posted.

This method could be used by
a) A Trader to announce different discounts for products to selected group(s) by posting a "Note".
b) Anyone to pass a message to a selected group
c) Protect private phone numbers and email addresses
d) Stockbrokers to announce updates etc

2)
In order to support many .tel Owners who use third party tools, suggest additional OPERATIONs be introduced to the current TelHosting Client SOAP API for

a) reading TelFriend requests
b) approving TelFriend requests and creating friends in single operation
c) add friends to group AND
d) delete friends from group.

The combination of above items 1 & 2 will no doubt make the .tel a very powerful "single point of contact" for communication.


Cheers!
 

domingo, 19 de febrero de 2012

Surname en los dominios .tel

TELcpV3pro - for Surname based tel domain directory builders



We are pleased to announce that we have developed a new TELcp based solution for building Surname based .tel directories.
This is a customization of the Existing TELcpV3.0 to meet the requirements of individual tel profiles.

It has all the features of TELcpV3.0.
Minus Text Ads and Image Ads.
Plus Three different Individual Profiles (work/home/vacation) for each tel page.

We are now testing it for providing third party payment gateways (PayPal/2CO/Moneybookers/AuthorizeNet etc) that can be hosted elsewhere (independent from TELcpV3pro site which is to be hosted by us most probably at www.teluser.com, just like telcp.com and telcp.org, with outgoing billing info links from telpages of each teldomain) by tel domain Owners. This way tel domain owners can host their tel domains with TELcpV3pro for telpage management by tel Users and collect money for rentals at their own billing/payment collecting site (we can help you on this too).

We removed the Text Ads and Image Ads features to reduce the bandwidth consumption at our hosted site to lower our fees.
Also having three different profiles will have less regular activities of changing contact details (thus reducing further bandwidth consumption and reducing updating time/work for the end user).
We can also automate this changing of profiles at a given time (one the Hour) of the day by initial setup by the end user (tel User).
When this action is automated, the system will automatically change your profiles from work->home->work->vacation etc. The advantages are as follows. 1)No regular updating by tel Users (Zero work for the end user), only initial setting up. 2)Less load on Telnic servers as far as throttling is concerned. 3)Less bandwidth for TELcpV3pro site, therefore our hosting fees will be less.

We have not yet finalized the launching date.
Stay tuned for further updates on this thread or follow us on Twitter.



Cheers!
 

lunes, 6 de febrero de 2012

Los dominios .tel en finlandés y en turco

Hyvää päivää (hello*) and Hoşgeldiniz (welcome) to Finnish and Turkish .tel pages

In line with recent partnerships and developments, we’re pleased to say that we updated the .tel service today so that Finnish and Turkish are now both supported on the proxy page. This brings the number of languages that will automatically translate key information such as headers and actions (i.e. all information that is systematically chosen rather than free text or user-defined content) to 15.

With customers in 181 countries, from Aruba to Yemen, .tel is a truly international service, and we’ll continue to add further language support as usage increases around the world. However, with all of the top 10 most-used languages covered off, accounting for over 1.6 billion internet users, there shouldn’t be a problem of information getting lost in translation when visiting a .tel today.

*Andrew Kolchoogin informs us that Hyvää päivää is actually closer to ‘good afternoon’ than ‘hello’ – thanks for the information, I guess someone needs to update Wikipedia


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RSS en los dominios .tel

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eBay RSS feeds now generate random images on your tel via Feed My Tel tool.
eg www.p1.tel
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Greetings,

We have now added Spanish Language Support to TELcp .tel User section.

All Spanish Speaking countries will see the Spanish Language version of .tel User Login page with an option to change over to English Language.

https://www.telcp.com/users/login.php

However, your account preference selected previously will override any selection made geographically.
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jueves, 26 de enero de 2012

Tel images

Easy .Tel images with RSS feeds

Searching for an easy way to add images to your .tel domains? Look no further. Our Feed My Tel tool lets you feed images from any image-based RSS feed. This include Flickr and Zazzle. Here are some sample sites with live content:

Zazzle Product Images are found over all the pages on this site: www.ZazzleStores.tel
www.Products.ZazzleStores.tel

Flickr Images on main pages: www.519.tel
www.PresseTeam.tel
www.Frankfurt-Fotograf.tel

Clicking an image takes you to a related page (from the RSS feed).

Zazzle products images changed daily

In addition to providing images, links from the RSS feed are inserted into the page. On a predetermined cycle, these links and images are replaced with new content.

Here's an interesting bonus: When you add more than two images, your site displays random images from a pool of images. This is due to the random nature of the DNS (internet backbone) that .Tel uses. So when you refresh the page or visitors see the site, the images will be shown randomly. You can place a maximum of 100 images per page minus the number of records already present. So its easy to create a gallery of 50 or more images, shown two at a time.

To start using this feature, you can either use the free Quick Update tool for static images, or the Feed My Tel tool (still only $2.88 per year) to feed multiple images daily or weekly.
 
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sábado, 21 de enero de 2012

Tel China + China Mobile

From my point of view, "Tel China + China Mobile" means not that much to Telchina.

You can look at their combination this way:
treat "China Mobile's mobile pay" as "Google Checkout" or "Paypal"

Their co-operation means
you can use "China Mobile's mobile pay" to pay for the .tel annual fee, withtheir platform.

Also, you can have a link in .tel domain, and link to China Mobile's platform to make other payments.
Didn't you think almost all domain Registrar can accept Paypal to make the payment, and you can put a link on you web to pay for the other fees?
 

viernes, 20 de enero de 2012

.tel

Another .tel-only registrar accredited

A Chinese firm has become the second company to emerge as a seemingly pure-play .tel registrar.

Unlike most registrars, Beijing Tong Guan Xin Tian Technology Ltd is not approved to sell .com domains. According to ICANN's records it's only been accredited in .tel so far.

The company, which does business as Novaltel, even has a .tel domain listed as its official site in ICANN's registrar directory, which is a first.

Its customer-facing site, at novaltel.com, which I don't think is fully live yet, is heavy on the .tel branding.

This all makes me wonder whether Telnic, the .tel registry, has another big deal in the works.

At the moment, the reason .tel is a gTLD of roughly 270,000 domains rather than 220,000 is that another pure-play .tel registrar distributed about 50,000 names in one big batch in January 2010.

Unusual as it is, Novaltel is not the first Chinese registrar to devote itself entirely to .tel.

The other is Tong Ji Ming Lian Technology Corporation Ltd, also based in Beijing, which does business as Trename.

Trename is currently responsible for 20% of .tel's total domains under management, about 55,000 names, according to the most recent official registry reports.

Those domains were registered a year ago as part of a deal Telnic announced with HC International, a business-to-business e-commerce firm also based in China.

That deal is basically the reason that .tel's overall volumes have not been affected so badly by two years of speculators dropping post-landrush registrations following its 2009 launch.

So does .tel have another spike on the cards?

miércoles, 18 de enero de 2012

90 fotos en los dominios .tel

En cada página de un dominio .tel se pueden presentar 2 fotos en la parte derecha, pero en el DNS, o sea, en tu dominio puedes subir hasta 90 enlaces a fotos, y luego aleatoriamente se iran presentando 2 diferentes cada vez que abras la página.
 
Un ejemplo para ver como funciona es: http://products.zazzlestores.tel/
 
En el logo no se puede hacer, luego ahí lo que se crea es una foto .gif con cuantas fotos añadidas se quiera.
 
 
Just to clarify, you can't DISPLAY more than two pictures on right side, but you can stuff up to 90 pictures into your .Tel page and have them randomly display when the page is rendered. It is a quirk of the DNS that is exploited. I posted an example earlier in another thread ....

products.zazzlestores.tel/ and each of its subdomains have images by category.