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"  Well, we can add another notch to Google&amp;#039;s belt. For a few months, Google had a small introduction of Google Voice, and has just recently made the system easier to use by announcing the Google Voice mobile app to Blackberry or Android phones. Not up to speed on Google Voice? Here is the run down.  Google Voice allows you to do just about anything you would want to do with a phone number. To sign up you need to request an invitation from Google and wait for them to send you a number, but this is a new phone number that, for lack of a better phrase, &amp;#039;does it all.&amp;#039; The new number is attached to you and not a phone, offering advanced calling features for all your other devices and phone numbers. Now your home number, cell number, and work number can be called by using your one Google number. You can even decide which of your phones ring based on who is calling. A call from your kid&amp;#039;s school can make all three phones ring at the same time. A call from mom can make your cell and house phone ring, or a call from your gossipy sister in law can be automatically forwarded to voicemail.  Now that you have a voicemail, you can listen to it as you normally would from any phone or computer, or even have the message transcribed to text. This is a phone number for keeps. Changing you home number or cell provider can easily be changed while keeping your Google number the same. Now your husband won&amp;#039;t have to guess if he should try your cell number first. One number does it all. Watch their video or read more and request an invite here. Keeping with Google ... read Rachel&amp;#039;s review of the new T-Mobile myTouch 3G with Google. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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