Google Voice made its appearance today on Apple iTunes today – more than a year after Apple first booted a Google Voice app from its online marketplace.
The Google Voice app – listed in the “Productivity” category on iTunes – is free to download, and requires a phone with Apple iOS 3.0 or higher. Once registered with Google, you can use Google Voice to send and receive voicemails, send text messages, and make cheap international calls.
Googe Voice was first removed from iTunes in 2009. The initial explanation for that rejection notice: Google Voice “duplicated” features already available on the iPhone. Later, Apple claimed it had not actually rejected Google Voice; instead, the company said it was in the process of examining the application.
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