March 13th, 2010 
jedwan
There’s been a ton of attention recently to the fact that Google Voice was banned from the iphone app store. Here, Ron Richard reviews the free app for T-Mobile G1 users running Android
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haha my butt att is better than crappy tmobile
very quick
how send me a message
@Sotorious Viagra.
depends mention you have an android phone and it tends to be faster. especially if you have a nexus one.
muahahahahaha at&t u suckkkkkkkkkkk
Easy, they’re awesome
u should try the app phone my pc…
its 9.99
but i can giv u the app for free…
i got 10 google voice invites left ill sell them for $5 each. message me
How long does it take for google to respond?
Netflix sucks…
Why does Google go so hard?
You CAN use your Gizmo5 number with GV, but that’s just because Gizmo gives you a number. I don’t have a Gizmo number, and I cannot get one because Google bought Gizmo5 (and they are not allowing new accounts for now).
Google will “merge” GV and Gizmo5 so the only thing that you need is GV to make calls with you GV number ONLY.
I know you can use it, but that is not implementation. That’s just a work-around.
So again, I can’t wait for Google to implement Gizmo into GV.
What part of my post confused you? You place the call with Google Voice, it dials your Gizmo number. No voice plan required, the entire call is placed over the internet. You can absolutely use Google Voice with only a data plan right now.
That is not implementation. When you use Gvoice, Google calls your phone, then calls then other person’s and then connects you. It does it through a voice network.
But Google bought Gizmo5 a while back and people are expecting that Google will implement the Gizmo5 features into Gvoice (so that you can actually call from your GV number).
If that is to happen, you will no longer need a voice plan or a txt plan, just a data plan.
Google Voice has absolutely implemented Gizmo, several months ago in fact. When you add a new number, “Gizmo” is one of the options in the pull down menu. You can then place a call with Google Voice and it’ll ring your Gizmo number.
Google Voice only available in US right now.. Zzzz
Google Voice sounds kinda useless…
Well that’s weird. Sorry about that.
@HerrBismarck
No. The voice quality on my service is just fine, when I’m not receiving a call via gVoice.
That is strange. I use it for my calling (well, forward call. As I said before, you can’t actually call through it) and it is perfect.
Do you get the same shutter without it?
@HerrBismarck
Gvoice has been working (crappily) for quite a while.
Yeah, I didn’t know when posted this.
Already got my Nexus! (575$ because I have a family plan).
Now I’m just waiting for Gizmo5 to be implemented.
you called through GVoice? How? Google hasn’t implemented Gizmo5 yet.
Currently, when you call someone over Gvoice, you are calling through your carrier, no Gvoice.
So the shuttering was bad signal or bad carrier.
@HerrBismarck Thankfully, Google Voice is actually preinstalled on the Nexus One!