Google Voice Present for iPad and iPod Touch

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Google announced the latest version of Google Voice that can function on the iPad and iPod Touch.

Google Voice comes to the iPhone last month, after Apple waited for 16 months to improve the performance of the application. And as expected, the application directly into a big Google user among Vioce and iPhone. However, unfortunately, Google Voice for the iPhone is not compatible with the iPod Touch or iPad. Thus quoted from TechCrunch.

The latest version of these applications allow users to use all the features that previously existed on the Google Voice for iPhone, including the ability to read a user’s voicemail, send and receive text messages. Users in this application is not able to make cellular calls from iPad and iPod Touch, but they could use the feature to submit Click2Call Google Voice calls with one phone users.

When the user clicks on the ‘Call’ in the new application on your iPod or iPad, they can choose which one to be connected telephone to make calls. Then Google Voice user dials the phone and connect the call to the number of contacts.

Other features in this application include the ability to send caller directly to voicemail via the ‘Do Not Disturb’. Google also added the ‘Contact’ to the Dialer tab to allow users to find contacts in the address book. Then, if the user activates the Push Notification in the application, Google will disable the Text that is forwarded to the user.

Google Voice is a free internet telecommunication service that uses VoIP technology to link telephone numbers simultaneously. This service was launched on March 11, 2009.