For proud iPhone and iPod Touch owners we bring review of an application Whistle Phone, that lets you make Free Calls to anyone in USA. You can now opt for a cheaper (with lesser minutes) plan with your cell phone service provider and use this app instead.In order to make free calls using Whistle Phone you need to install the application from app store and register an account with them right from the application. Once you have registered with them you will receive an email at your specified email address. Click on the link to verify your email. Now you can set up your application to use your account. Then you can open this application on your iPhone or iPod touch and dial as you would using your gadget's type pad. Simple, isn't it? Not an Apple fan? Not a problem. This application is also available for Windows PC. Just visit Whistle Phone and get your copy.
Good question, there. Well, it is our firm belief that Whistle Phone is not provided by a charitable organization. Therefore, they need to pay for your phone calls and they need to earn that much money from this application. There business model is much similar to that of Ringplus, if you remember that post of ours. Ringplus, however lets you make free international calls while using this app you can only call anyone in USA from anywhere in the world. The only catch is that you have to listen a 15 seconds long ad in order to make a call. However, the call quality is awesome and the ads do not disturb you during calls.
just made my first call. nice.
ReplyDeletei have been using whistle phone for past 4 days. it is on and off. yesterday i was not able to make any calls during day time. later in the evening it started working. call quality is good so far.
ReplyDeleteDear Anony,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your review. We also use whistle phone and found it to be too good for the price.
Regards,
Team - Free Calls Hub
used service works like a charm
ReplyDeleteawesome extremely good
it says failed. call forbidden.
ReplyDeleteBeen using the Whistle Phone app for the past few months without a problem. It's great for at home where my cell signal is poor and at work where I can make calls on wi-fi and save my paid minutes. The only change is that now free calls are limited to 20 minutes (incoming or outgoing), but there is no limit on the amount of calls. Outgoing calls usually, but not always, contain a brief advertisement. I think this is a great back-up service for the iPhone.
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