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Google voice is cool, but remember when I said there were things they could work on? Here are two messages I received transcribed today. I couldn’t make this up if I tried…
I’ll admit, I was a skeptic. In a previous post, I wrote about how hard it was to find anything to do with Google Voice. At the time, ,the service provided much the same fare as the acquired predecessor: Google would give you a number, when people call that number, they can be directed to any number of phones (they all ring at the same time). Although I liked the idea, a good party trick for sure, I didn’t like the idea of changing my number and I just couldn’t work out how I was going to use the service without making disrupting communications… (like emailing a ton of people with a new number).
However, times change, products improve and blog writers recant. Google recently introduced the ability to use Google voice for your primary phone – without migrating your number. Now that this is the case, I can describe to you exactly what I do with Google Voice… and it’s awesome.