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August 26, 2010

Google now lets you call phones from Gmail

Google now lets you call phones from Gmail.

Google Voice is now accessible from the GMail interface, and is a worthy competitor to Skype. I have used, and love, Skype, and its quality is now ready for prime time. However, now that I can make free long distance call directly from my GMail interface, along with checking contacts, and email, I will be using Google Voice more. Ultimately, while it is risky putting all of my online eggs in one basket, there is no denying the convenience of having it all on one page. I am also transitioning to my Google email account for everything; so, if you want to contact the FutureLawyer from now on, email me at: rickgeorges@gmail.com.

August 26, 2010 in Internet tools | Permalink

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I transitioned to Gmail some time ago. Also, because of updates I now use Thunderbird (w/lightening) to download my email and also my calendar.

Posted by: mljucmj | August 26, 2010 at 08:39 AM

I’m so excited about this.

Posted by: Fresno Attorney | August 26, 2010 at 12:03 PM

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