An iPhone App to Sidestep AT&T

I use it on my iPhone, dropped my unlimited plan to 450 minutes, saves $30/month Toktumi is only $15/month so saves $180/year and now I can actually use my iPhone at home. Very cool app, going to test on my iPod one of these days too.

Re: An iPhone App to Sidestep AT&T

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Post by ekiru » Thu, Mar 25, 2010, 12:14 AM UTC

This is great publicity for Line2, assuming Apple doesn't decide to remove their app from the App Store due to the attention this article will bring to them.

Re: An iPhone App to Sidestep AT&T

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Post by niravs » Thu, Mar 25, 2010, 12:30 AM UTC

stevederico wrote: post #2

Google voice denied and Line2 accepted? Interesting steve...

It's quite clear that the Google Voice rejection had nothing to do with app itself.

Re: An iPhone App to Sidestep AT&T

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Post by rationalbeaver » Thu, Mar 25, 2010, 12:30 AM UTC

stevederico wrote: post #2

Google voice denied and Line2 accepted? Interesting steve...

Interesting indeed. In my book that smells like the 'unfair trade practices' type of interesting.

Re: An iPhone App to Sidestep AT&T

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Post by huhtenberg » Thu, Mar 25, 2010, 12:30 AM UTC

Taking bets on how soon this app will be ejected from the AppStore. Especially considering:

The Line2 app is a carbon copy, a visual clone, of the iPhone’s own phone software.

Re: An iPhone App to Sidestep AT&T

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Post by sliverstorm » Thu, Mar 25, 2010, 1:22 AM UTC

To read the article, you'd think VoIP was a completely new, unheard of technology.

Re: An iPhone App to Sidestep AT&T

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Post by jws » Thu, Mar 25, 2010, 2:00 AM UTC

rationalbeaver wrote: post #7

stevederico wrote: post #2

Google voice denied and Line2 accepted? Interesting steve...

Interesting indeed. In my book that smells like the 'unfair trade practices' type of interesting.

There was a well publicized policy change between the two events.