People are used to making calls from their smartphones, but making a call from another device, such as a computer, seems like a foreign concept. Some services make this possible, and Google Voice is ...

Google Voice is a basic VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) service that anyone can use to set up an extra phone number. It's free in the United States for personal use, can route to your Android ...

I got tired of Verizon for a variety of reasons and bought a Galaxy Nexus from the Google Play store and am on T-Mobile's $30 per month 100 minutes/unlimited data and texts plan. I think I'm probably ...

Google Voice and all of its features are freely available for personal use but only in certain countries, including the US, Canada, UK, and Ireland. Business and educational users from the US and ...

It is my understanding, Google Voice does not currently support VOIP calling on any mobile platform. So if you had a data only plan, Google Voice for phone calls would not work. On T-Mobile, and if I ...

How would you ever upgrade? I guess you could always get a new number from your carrier and start a new line of service. I could easily see problems pulling up accounts though from people not ...

Word on the street this morning was that Google had quietly made number porting available to all its Google Voice users, but the search giant confirmed Thursday that it is only conducting a test of ...

With three years spent researching, comparing, and testing software products, Tyler Webb is an expert on all things telecommunications. With work featured on GetVoIP.com, he's written over 150 ...

Google Voice holds its appeal for its ability to provide you with one number to rule them all. But what if you already have a number and don’t want to deal with the effort to port that number to ...