Buy and Build a Mobile-Ready Website with Just Your Android

First ever all-inclusive app for Android makes creating your own website quick, simple and cheap

PR Newswire

LONDON, January 15, 2013

LONDON, January 15, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --

Telnames (http://telnames.com) today released the Android version of its Telnames Mobile Website Builder app. The app enables anyone to buy their own domain name through an in-app purchase and then create a mobile-friendly website in minutes.

"The Telnames Mobile Website Builder app removes all of the complexity of buying and building your own mobile website on a smart phone," said Khashayar Mahdavi, CEO of Telnames. "Now, with just your Google Play credentials, creating your own website is as simple as downloading a game or movie."

No other app provides the complete functionality and ease of use to small businesses and professionals who wish to build a website that is suitable for doing business online today that the Telnames app provides. Â Already, thousands of businesses have gone mobile in minutes with Telnames.

The Telnames Mobile Website Builder is now available as a free download from both the Google Play Store and for iOS device users from the Apple App Store through http://telnamesapps.tel.

About Telnames -Â http://www.telnames.tel

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