With just 2 apps, you can completely turn your iPod to a iPhone with no monthly cost.
** This will ONLY work in a Wi-Fi area. this will not substitute a mobile cell-phone in anyway, so only expect it to be used at-home or at that computer-illiterate person's home who hasn't pass-protected their Wi-Fi. **
This is handy for replacing a home-phone or helping save on prepaid cell-phone minutes, though.
Or if you lose your phone. Which happens to me more then a lot.
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** NOTE: Only iPod 3G have built-in microphones. If you have a 1G or 2G iPod Touch, you have to buy a microphone that fits in the headphone jack. You can buy a nice one at RadioShack for only about $10 though. **
Other apps that work: TextPlus with Voice handy, becuase it also features texting.
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If you install the Google Voice app also then you will be able to send and receive text messages on your Google Voice number.
The Google voice app can be used for SMS messages as well as the Talkatone app.
I have been using this method for over a year now on my iPhone 3gs, iPad 2 and iPod touch. As long as you have a good WiFi connection, it will work. Used the free WiFi at Seattle Airport and it worked like a charm.
Actually you can turn your iPod touch into a WiFi phone even on the go by using a 3G mobile hotspot (MiFi), and I'm using the fastest ZTE MF60 3G hotspot right now. Google it
Where is the microphone on an iPod Touch?
Otherwise, I'm sure that a handsfree kit for the iPhone could be integrated into an ipod touch???