Line2 Now Has 50,000 Paying Customers, Launches On iPad

Back in September 2009, I wrote about Line2 ?�a startup that offers similar functionality to Google Voice, but with a focus on catering to businesses and 'prosumers' (it offers�easily-accessible phone support among its included features). At the time, the company was getting off to a difficult start: it took Apple three months to initially approve the app, largely because of the dispute between Apple and Google over Google Voice. But they finally made it into the store, and things have gone very well since. Two years later, Line2 has 50,000 paying customers (plans begin at $9.95/month) and forty employees, and is very nearly cash flow positive. The app is available for both iPhone and Android, and today it's launching for the iPad ? you can find the new app right here.�

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