Google Voice is a service that offers users call forwarding and voicemail services, voice and text messaging, and also U.S. and international calls for people who have a Google account in the United States, and for G Suite subscribers in many other countries. However, the text messaging service is not available for all markets.
The service was released by Google in March 2009. Google Voice provides you with a phone number that you can use for all those services we mentioned above. It functions on both mobile phones and PCs and syncs across your devices so you can use the app from anywhere.
Here are some interesting features and options that Google Voice offers.
Google Voice’s Key Features
You are in Control – Users can opt to get the spam filtered in an automatic manner and block numbers they do not want to be contacted by. The app allows you to manage your time with customized settings for forwarding calls, text messages, as well as voicemail.
Backed up and Searchable – All the calls, text messages, and voicemails are getting stored and backed up in order to make it easier for users to search the history.
Manage Messages Across Devices – You can send and receive separate and group SMS messages from all devices.
Transcribed Voicemail – Google Voice offers modern voicemail transcriptions that you can later read in the application and send them to your email.
International Calling at Low Costs – Users can make international calls at incredible rates without paying extra for minutes with their mobile carrier.
Calls made through Google Voice for Android-powered devices can be made through a Google Voice access number. All the calls based on an access number use the standard minutes from your phone plan.
Google Voice 2020.06.291499052 Update
The developers are doing a great job of keeping the app up-to-date by releasing regular updates. The latest rollout, Google Voice 2020.06.291499052 update, addressed some issues and added a bit of polish to the app.
