Engadget - What once was there now is gone. Earlier today, Google Voice was just two clicks away in the iOS App Store. Now, all that remains is a page cache (at the source link below) and versions of the app that were already installed on iPhones and iPod touches.
After Google released its VoIP service, Google Voice, the product has undeniably become a global leader in the industry. It offers a variety of innovative solutions that can benefit businesses looking for a convenient and affordable VoIP service to replace their common old telephone systems.
Carl Williams writes, "Google is one of those companies that has a lot of personal information on users. So much so that we are not even sure how much they have. Google also works on creating and honing innovative technologies that can be used to great good, or for great evil. One such technology they have created is an artificial intelligence technology that can distinguish voices between two people talking simultaneously. A crowded room is just around the corner."
Android Police - Longtime Google Voice users have had but one dream, total integration with the operating system. We've seen a few bits and pieces roll out from time to time, like support for automatic calling through your Google Voice number and having voicemail directly accessible in the stock dialer. But one feature continues to evade us: sending and receiving SMS messages through Voice with 3rd-party apps. CyanogenMod and Koushik Dutta (Koush) have officially broken that barrier with Voice Plus.
