To receive calls on your iPod Touch
In December last year, I was with my brother in San Antonio, Texas. He worked a lot in those days, and we have not seen since I came from Italy. I was on my own and I would call him every 30 minutes to see if he had finished the job and get me. To his surprise, when I saw him first time and told him: "Hey, if you're ready, just call me at this number … I will answer my iPod Touch!" Only if you're wondering: No, you do not a jailbroken> Ipod Touch, do it to! Anyway, you need to get an external microphone, so it works.
This was my scenario: I was in another country, and he had to keep in touch with one another. I did not have a cell phone, but I had the iPod Touch! Of course, I use the free WiFi connection to Austin's Capitol thank you. It was the perfect place to wait to call my brother! I had a fantastic time management. To review, let us know what you willThe need to make this work:
Create a SIP account
For my SIP account I use FreeCall. Just to their sign up page on freecall.com go up for a free account.
Installing a SIP client
The SIP client I use here is Fring. Fring is a mobile application that can call you free speech, free video calls (one way) and live IM chat directly from your iPhone and iPod touch. You can freely install it from the iTunes Store. In yourSIP client, use your username and password you created at freecall.com. For use sip.freecall.com domain.
Get your free phone
used for toll-free number I IPKall. They have only four different area codes (not complaining … it's free!): 206, 253, 360, 425: e go to their sign up page: phone.ipkall.com and register a free account. Here you will again have to paste the information from freecall.com, they can assign a number to your account. It will take some daysto get the number, and if you use the account! If your account still for more than 30 days for non-application is completed inactive.
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