What is Google voice. Where and who uses it?

What is Google voice. Where and who uses it?

Google is the creator of Google Voice. This is a telecommunication service which was launched in March 11, 2009.  When an user create an account, he gets a US-bound phone number. The account is integrated with the GMAIL account of the user. Through this number, user can call and text to other US or Canadian phone for free (with GMAIL). Some of the other important features of Google Voice are: Call forwarding, Voice Mail, Call history, conference calling, call blocking, and voice transcription. One person with several phone numbers can use Google Voice to forward all calls directly to one number. Google is the creator of Google Voice. This is a telecommunication service which was launched in March 11, 2009.  When an user create an account, he gets a US-bound phone number. The account is integrated with the GMAIL account of the user. Through this number, user can call and text to other US or Canadian phone for free (with GMAIL). Some of the other important features of Google Voice are: Call forwarding, Voice Mail, Call history, conference calling, call blocking, and voice transcription. One person with several phone numbers can use Google Voice to forward all calls directly to one number. It is really an useful web based application.

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What is Google voice. Where and who uses it?

Google voice is a telecommunications service provided by the Google launched on March 2009.

This service is configured and maintained by the user in a web based application, followed the Gmail (Google’s email service).

The service of the Google voice is to provide free PC to PC voice and video calling worldwide. But some countries are not provided with this service with their internal arrangements.

In USA and Canada also they provide free domestic call facility while charging for international calls.

Main features of Google voice are as follows;

• Caller line identification
• Mobile phone applications
• Integration into Gmail

What is Google voice. Where and who uses it?

Google Voice is a telecommunications service by Google launched in March 11 2009. The service is maintained and configured by the user in a web-based application, styled after Google's e-mail service, Gmail. Google Voice currently provides free PC-to-PC voice and video calling worldwide between users of the Google Voice and Video Chat browser plugin. Users resident in the US may place outbound calls to domestic and international destinations from the web-based application or by dialing their Google Voice numbers. As of August 2011, users in many other countries also may place outbound calls from the web-based application to domestic and international phone numbers. Domestic and outbound calls to the US  and Canada are currently free of charge. For incoming calls, users must have an established US telephone service to activate their own Google Voice phone number. The service provides a US phone number, chosen by the user from available numbers in selected area codes, free of charge to each user account. Inbound calls to this number are forwarded to other phone numbers of the subscriber. Many other Google Voice services- such as voicemail, call history, conference calling, call screening, blocking of unwanted calls, and voice transcription to text of  voicemail messages- are also available to users resident in the US.