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Google Voice for Android updated with ICS-style look and feel, asynchronous SMS sending

February 9, 2012 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

Google Voice for Android updated with ICS-style look and feel, asynchronous SMS sending
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Google Voice for Android got a small update and now the application looks like it’s tailor-made for the latest version of the platform – Ice Cream Sandwich. In addition, it now comes with asynchronous SMS sending support (offline queuing), though when sending texts to multiple recipients, it will still work synchronously.

Tablet users on their end will notice a few differences on the surface such as a Click-to-Call button added to the main interface and integration into the People/Contacts app…

And that’s about it. Nothing major, though still worth installing… at least for the benefit of having your phone look like it’s running Android 4.0 apps. 😉

Google Voice (FREE) [Android Market link]

[Via: phandroid]

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