Two hundred and thirty of the domains proposed by applicants will become the subject of ICANN's dispute resolution process -- which involves an attempt among applicants for the same domain to come to a joint arrangement, followed by an auction if that's unsuccessful. There were 751 conflicting applications for these 230 domains in total, which in many cases are likely to involve generic suffixes like .secure.

There were 1930 applications for new domains (after refunds to participants that withdrew following ); 84 of those are "community-based", with the rest being standard applications. One hundred and sixteen applications involve non-Latin scripts.

The geographic breakdown of applications is:

• 911 from North America;

• 675 from Europe;