The Google Voice product team have just released a brief summary of the features they have added to Google Voice over the past two years. While it’s great to see what has been completed it would be great to know more about the plans for 2011 and 2012. Voice is a critical element of consumer
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No Comments » Busy day for the guys at Google Voice. Not only did they release the ability to port your mobile/cell number to Google Voice (US only) they also announced that they had acquired SayNow. SayNow was not a competitor to Google Voice but it did have 15 million users and I suspect this will be a technology and
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Google took another step into the UC marketplace today with the introduction of number portability to Google Voice. Number portability is critical to Google in that it allows a user to move their existing mobile/cell number to the Google Voice service. Without the ability to port numbers the service would take a much harder path
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Google Voice is now released as an official iPhone app. See more detail here With this native app, you’ll continue to have access to all the major Google Voice features on your iPhone, like: Cheap rates for international calls Free text messaging to U.S. numbers Voicemail transcription Display your Google Voice number as caller ID when
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Ok Google so just stop teasing us poor Europeans with all the blogs on the additional features that can be found in Google Voice/Mail Michael Bolognino just released a blog post on Google Voice Blog explaining some of the really nice features that Voice/Gmail has built in, in case any of you lucky North Americans
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If anyone has any doubts that Google aren’t making a major push into the UC market place TechCrunch highlight how Google are just about to launch Gmail and Google Talk integration. This is another clear sign that Google want to attack Skype in the consumer market and Microsoft/Cisco et al in the business market. I
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