Google is ready to launch Google Voice, a free service provider that adds several features to your mobile phone.
One of Google Voice’s most talked-about feature is Google Voicemail. This feature transcribes voicemail messages and allows users to simply read their messages online. Google Voice also gives users the option to use one phone number for several phones, such as home, mobile, and office, ensuring you never miss an important call.
Google Voice is currently only available for GrandCentral users, however, rumors suggest there will be a full launch later this week.
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'Google Voice' Promises to Change the Mobile Phone Experience
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