Make Free Phonecalls over Wifi Using Hangouts

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Are you looking to make Canada/U.S. wide calls for free? Did you know you could do this for free in the first place? If you have a gmail account, then this is possible.

The following steps will teach you how to make free phone calls within Canada and the U.S. for free!
  1. As stated above, you will need a gmail.com account. You can create one, for free, here.
  2. Download the hangouts app or go to its website.
  3. Plug in a headset or use your device speaker/microphone.
  4. Click on the "Phone" icon and dial the number you want to reach.
  5. Talk away!
The great thing about this app/website is that the calls are as good as your speaker/microphone combo makes it to be and it's free!

Enjoy!

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