How to make absolutely free calls from your iPod touch

Apple Online Store“I get a lot of readers asking me, ‘How can I make free calls from my iPod touch?’ Well, the answer is much simpler than you may think,” Bryce Daniel reports for TodaysiPhone.

“It involves only 4 major steps and in fact, it takes maybe a whole 15 minutes out of your day to do this,” Daniel reports. “After that, you are free to make and receive calls from an actual phone number as well as text and receive texts.”

Daniel reports, “First off, you head over to Google Voice and get a number.”

Full article, with the rest of the steps, here.

15 Comments

  1. Sounds good, but…

    “Google Voice is not available in your country.

    Thanks for visiting Google Voice.

    We’re not yet open for users outside the US, but are planning to expand our service to additional countries in the future.”

  2. You know, Google Voice is a great tool for a myriad uses. I use it for Craigslist transactions when some schmuck absolutely has to talk to me, or when I run into that person from way back that I never really cared to see again but really wants my number so we can keep in touch. Joy! Not using it simply because it’s a Google product is just stupid. If they want to track the fact that I just sold some of my old crap, have at it. It’s not like I can’t control what information I make available to them. I know emailing is hard and everything but somehow I’ve managed to wrangle multiple accounts. I’m sure if you practice and flex in the mirror twice a day, you could too. Whistle by itself makes you listen to an ad, which is just annoying. I don’t like talking on the phone as it is and making me listen to a freaking ad just to complete my call only adds insult to injury. This is a great work around and, yes, it works on the iPad too.

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