Google Voice with your existing Mobile Or Landline number
Google Voice with your existing Mobile Or Landline number
You might have remember my last post about Google Voice. They have changed the way one can make and receive calls in America And Canada. Now the latest from Google Voice according to their blog is choosing a Google voice number with your existing mobile or landlines number.
Now what’s this?
It’s simple. You always don’t want to change your number. And if you have existing or new Google Voice number, you don’t need to change your number for Google Voice sage. You can choose to keep your number and still get Google’s upgraded voicemail features. If you are new to Google Voice you need an Invitation from Friend or request yourself. Once you are registered You can choose full new number from them for voicemail, SMS, selective call forwarding, making calls etc. or with your existing number go through Google’s forwarding setup for your cellphone. Simple isn’t it.
Your voice mail can be reached to you either in form of SMS, Email or on your voice webpage, or it can be playable in Gmail.
See this video for more understanding..
This new feature will help you with the transition to your new number, as you can now forward unanswered calls to your mobile phone to your Google Voice account. Possibilities will many if you connect Google voice number with your existing mobile number. Imagine and enjoy.
Related Link:
Google Voice Blog: Google Voice with your existing number [Google Voice Blog]
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