For a little $1 iPhone app, Line2 sure has the potential to shake up an entire industry. It can save you money. It can make calls where AT&T's signal is weak, like indoors. It can turn an iPod Touch ...

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Toktumi's Line2 app adds a second number to your iPhone that's all business. Last year I signed up for a landline phone for my office. I wish I hadn’t for two reasons: 1. No one calls me. 2. Toktumi’s ...

Toktumi CEO Peter Sisson demonstrates his Line2 app, which adds a second phone number to the iPhone. LAS VEGAS — Peter Sisson is the CEO of Toktumi, a San Francisco company with a cool app that adds a ...

Adding a second line to an employee's own smartphone is a simple solution to the BYOD problem; mobile execs can continue to use their own device while keeping company business separate. Offering a ...

The NYT's David Pogue extolls the virtues and implications of an iPhone cell-phone app called Line2 that lets you bypass your cell carrier entirely. It's supposedly better than Skype, because it ...

Your iPad–what a slacker, right? I mean, it can’t even make phone calls! Well, okay, apps like Google Voice and Skype can give you a phone-like experience, but they’re not exactly business-friendly.

The Android app works over WiFi, 3G, or 4G connections. As long as you have a strong data connection, you can make as many calls without using your mobile minutes. When no data signal is available, ...

No phone zone day, Google for TV, Kindle upgrade, Toktumi Line2 app review. April 30, 2010— -- Oprah Winfrey is teaming up with the government to launch a campaign against distracted driving ...

Editor’s Note: The following review is adapted from Five Star Apps: The Best iPhone and iPad Apps for Work and Play by Glenn Fleishman. (2010, Pearson Education and Peachpit Press). People often ...

This Line2 app was just approved after a 3 month delay, partially caused by the Google Voice shenanigans Apple pulled back in July when they pulled out all the Google Voice apps from the App Store.