How to Name Your Online .Store : 7 Inspirational Picks

How to Name Your Online .Store : 7 Inspirational Picks
by Fernando

What makes a great online store name? From clever wordplay to bold branding, these seven real-world .store domain examples show how the right name can help your business stand out, tell its story, and leave a lasting impression.

How Tech Companies Name Themselves

How Tech Companies Name Themselves
by Fernando

How are tech companies choosing their names? We analyzed hundreds of .tech domain names registered through EuroDNS in the last couple of years. Looking for recurring patterns in length, word choice, use of hyphens or digits, and terms such as “tech” and “AI” within the names.

ICANN 87 Bali: show me the data

ICANN 87 Bali: show me the data
by Luc

ICANN 87 Bali recap: DNS abuse PDPs, OCTO’s data push, API access, registrant recourse after suspension and privacy/proxy accreditation, from EuroDNS's point of view.

How to Set Up Shared Accesses in Your Account

How to Set Up Shared Accesses in Your Account
by Fernando

Need to give a colleague, employee or external partner access to your domains without sharing your login credentials? With EuroDNS Shared Access, you can invite additional users, assign permissions and control which domains and account features they can manage.

Introducing .phone: a new domain for businesses built on connection

Introducing .phone: a new domain for businesses built on connection
by Fernando

Sell phones, repair screens or help customers stay connected? Your next domain name could say exactly what you do. The new .phone domain extension gives telecom businesses, retailers and service providers a web address with a clear connection to their industry. It also offers businesses beyond the phone sector a memorable address for their contact or customer support pages.

OpenAI launched Dots. Now Dot.com sends you to Musk's Grok.

OpenAI launched Dots. Now Dot.com sends you to Musk's Grok.
by Fernando

You announce a new AI product. People start talking. Someone types a very plausible web address into their browser… and lands on your competitor’s website. That is the awkward domain story surrounding OpenAI’s new Dots agents.