Google has introduced the Google Voice web app for the
iPhone and Palm webOS devices. This HTML5 application provides a fully functional mobile experience for Google Voice because it uses
the latest advancements in web technologies. For example, AppCache lets
you interact with web apps without a network connection and local
databases allow you to store data locally on the device, so you don't
lose data even when you close the browser. Since it is a web app, you don't have to download it, point your mobile browser to m.google.com/voice and sign in to your Google Voice account.
For quick access to the most important features like "Dialer", "Compose SMS", "Inbox" or "Contacts," you can add shortcuts to your iPhone home screen or Palm Launcher -- so cheap calls and messaging will be just a single click away. And because the Google Voice web app uses advanced features of modern HTML5 browsers, it offers native app-like performance and speed.
For more information visit m.google.com/voice or take a look at the Google Mobile Help Center. Please note, the web app is compatible with all versions of Palm WebOS and iPhone OS 3.0 and higher.
A Google Voice account is required to use the app, and Google Voice is currently only available in the United States. To learn more about Google Voice or request an invite, visit www.google.com/voice or read the Google Voice blog.
A Google Voice account is required to use the app, and Google Voice is currently only available in the United States. To learn more about Google Voice or request an invite, visit www.google.com/voice or read the Google Voice blog.
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