Stories 1 - 10 for E (Cyrillic)

“A state e-mail system will focus on providing services to a broad swathe of society and will use a Cyrillic domain,” Shchyogolev said Thursday in Minsk, ...

... it was generally intended to be used only in narrow contexts (for example, MX records for e-mail applications), generally within a single enterprise. ...

For example, users sending e-mail to a domain that does not exist should get an immediate error message. However, if the message is redirected to a site set ...

The authorities claim that it will speed up the process of creating an effective e-government system. The Russian Minister of Communications Igor Shegolev ...

All the place names are written in the Cyrillic alphabet; Helensburgh looks very odd like that. The Soviets had detailed maps of Scotland, ...

... Chinese, Korean, Thai, Cyrillic, and Arabic. Any embedded device having a screen – such as handsets, netbooks, MIDs, STBs, HDTVs, CNDs, PNDs, e-books, ...

Registration of domains containing characters from Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, Arabic, and Hebrew script is allowed. The number of functional and geographical ...

From 2010, internationalised domain names will become available in a variety of non-Latin scripts, including Japanese, Cyrillic, Chinese and Arabic. ...