UnoTellyNick:
...or we will release a Developer API of our Dynamo system so developers/users can create their own app.
That would be awesome. Please let us know once this has been done so we can create our own region switcher apps :-)
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UnoTellyNick:
...or we will release a Developer API of our Dynamo system so developers/users can create their own app.
freitasm: Playing Devil's Advocate here, you should probably exclude iHUG, ICONZ, Snap from tests since these are ISP-specific DNS.
But, yes, make it a more specific claim - although I can't see why anyone would use a service such as this to anything but geo-unblocking anyway. I would nitpick...
UnoTellyNick: Hi eXDee,
Thanks for the Namebench report and comment.
Since the query source is rather large, larger DNS services like Google DNS definitely have an advantage over its cache. They have larger user base so the probability that a site's record was already cached is higher. When our server doesn't have cache available, it will have to do a recursion to lookup the address.
As you can see from the fastest individual response, our server response time is up there with many local NZ resolvers. What this means is that once a DNS record is cached, the overall lookup speed will improve.
DNS server is something that "the more people that use it, the faster it gets" .
UnoTellyNick:
Thank you for your support! We actually have an iOS application but Apple's App review team is giving us a hard time about releasing it.
We will see if we could appeal Apple's decision or we will release a Developer API of our Dynamo system so developers/users can create their own app.
Regards,
Nick
UnoTelly.com
steve2222:UnoTellyNick:
Thank you for your support! We actually have an iOS application but Apple's App review team is giving us a hard time about releasing it.
We will see if we could appeal Apple's decision or we will release a Developer API of our Dynamo system so developers/users can create their own app.
Regards,
Nick
UnoTelly.com
Hi Nick,
I have been a long time user of UnoTelly (must be well over a year now). I think I actually used to communicate directly with you when I was setting everything up on my iDevices.
Can you elaborate on why Apple are giving UnoTelly a hard time, yet they have approved an app from your competitor?
Also would be interested in understanding how I could take advantage of the discount offers.
Cheers - and welcome to GZ.
Steve
UnoTellyService: @skewt
Hello Skewt,
Thank you for your suggestion.
The thing is that we already have our iOS app ready but having a hard time releasing it due to inconsistent iOS app review process. If we won't find a solution about this, we will definitely examine the possibility of launching a mobile site.
Be sure that we will let you know once we launch a handy mobile app/website for our iOS users.
Best regards,
Kostas
www.UnoTelly.com
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Unotelly started running some ads on Geekzone (have you noticed?)... And they have a discount code in the ads:
So there is that...
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