The New York Times Bits Blog reports that as of tomorrow, companies and organizations can register web addresses with the new top-level domain of ".tel." According to the Times, the new domain stores and encrypts contact information directly into the Domain Name System, creating a central repository for contact data. At the moment only businesses can register for $400/year; individuals need to wait until the "Landrush" on February 3 of next year (when they can pay $150/year), or the general sale ($20/year) on March 24. Telnic, the main registrar for these domains, has set up a .tel simulator to help give you a better idea of how this works.