UnoTelly is a DNS service that allows skipping the restrictions and geographical limitations imposed by some services and servers on the Internet.

Have you ever wanted to listen to Pandora's radio station in a country where it is unavailable? or maybe you have wanted to see movies and series on Netflix, and you have not even been able to register for an account because your country is not on the list of allowed countries by the service.

UnoTelly is a solution to avoid geographic restrictions some online streaming services use.
This service does not need to download or install any software, as all features are accessible from the official web page of the service.
So it is only necessary to register on their website and start the 8 days free trial.

We can use this service in a multitude of devices and Operating systems, as to start to use it the only thing necessary is to change the DNS of the device used to access the services with geographic restrictions. So we can use this service with Windows, Linux, Mac, iPad, iPhone, Android, Wii, Wii U, Playstation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, XboxOne, Apple TV, Google TV, Sony Bravia, Samsung Blu-Ray player, and more.
Because this service lies on the use of DNS, we can configure our home network Router and use the UnoTelly DNS in such a way that the connected devices to the local network will automatically use the UnoTelly DNS and, therefore will be able to skip the geographic restrictions of those channels and services that transmit digital content Online.
If we want to know the DNS we should use, we must access the “ Global Servers ” section. In this section, we will show the fastest DNS servers. In this section, we will show a list of the available DNS servers, their location, and the distance that separates us from those servers.
The website has a large Data Base of information on how to configure different devices. To access it, we must go to the Devices section.

Once we have configured the DNS in our devices, there is nothing more to do; just accessing the restricted web will be enough to verify that the service is running. Where previously there was a notice indicating that we could not access the service, now, there will be the main screen of the blocked service.

This service can be used on an unlimited number of devices: PCs, laptops, tablets, game consoles, etc. These devices must belong to the same local network. If we want to, we can also use this service on different networks: home, work, vacation, etc. But we will only be able to simultaneously use the service in a network. That is to say, if we are at work and the home network users want to use the service, they will not be able to use it.

This service supports automatic updates of our network IP. This is necessary if our Internet provider frequently changes the external IP assigned to our router (this is the usual case and is known as Dynamic IP).
The service also has support for DynDNS. So we need to enter the host from our DynDNS account and not worry about updating the IP in the service's control panel.

Today (19/October/2014), this service supports 306 channels/services.
Among others, it supports the following video channels/services: ABC News/Family/Go, Amazon InstantUSA/UK/Germany, On Aol, Blockbuster On Demand, CanalPlay, CanalPlus(Canal +), Cartoon Network, CBS, CNN, Comedy Central, DiscoveryChannel USA/UK/Canada, Disney Channel, Fox, France TV, HBO Go, Hulu, History, MTV US/UK, National Geographic, NBC, Netflix, Rai TV, TNT, Vevo, Vidzone, Xbox Video. Zatto Spain/Germany/Switzerland, and many more.
There is available music, among others: BBC Radio, BET, Grooveshark, iHeartRadio, iTunes Festival, Last FM, Pandora, Rhapsody, Spotify, tuneinUK/US, and more.
Among other Services/Channels dedicated to the sport: BBC Sport, ESPN Play, EuroSport Player, Fox Sport, MLB TV, MLS Soccer, NBA TV, NBC Sports, NFL Now, NHL GameCenter, Premier League Pass, Sky Sports Italy/UK, SuperSport, The Tennis Channel, UFC TV, US Open, Watch ESPN, WWE Network, and more.

We must consider that many of the Channels/Services supported by UnoTelly require a subscription to use them.

Some of the Services/Channels mentioned above offer different content depending on the country of connection. For example, Netflix offers different content in France, in the United States. Thanks to UnoTelly, we can choose the country we want to connect to Netflix (currently supports 20 countries). The country selection is available for some services/channels, and its configuration is very simple.
To make use of the selection of countries, we must choose a DNS( Global Servers ) that supports the function called Dynamo.

The use of this service is very simple. In short, we need to follow the following steps:

• Register on the official website.
• Change the DNS of our device.
• Control all the options and access the help from the web control panel.

Users of Android Smartphones can handle all settings by downloading the official App from Google Play.