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		<title>A Diversion for Frakk&#8217;s Sake &#8211; Google Voice</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In 2007, Google acquired a company called GrandCentral. The purchase seemed to herald Google&#8217;s move into what may otherwise be a unique business. Subsequent to that they changed the name of the application to Google Voice. Today they announced that they&#8217;d this interesting technology would be available to smartphone users. So what gives? The GrandCentral [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In 2007, Google acquired a company called GrandCentral. The purchase seemed to herald Google&#8217;s move into what may otherwise be a unique business. Subsequent to that they changed the name of the application to Google Voice. Today they announced that they&#8217;d this interesting technology would be available to smartphone users. So what gives?</p>
<p>The GrandCentral application allows Google to offer users a unique phone number to which anyone can call and you can route to any phone of your choice. In fact, it can route to a land-line, a cell phone, office number, and so on. You can even use the service to make the call for you with a click of your mouse and your phone will ring when the call connects.</p>
<p>So what&#8217;s so cool about this? Besides having a universal voice mail system &#8211; for free? Remember that they assign you a unique phone number? You can use this number for any reason say for instance to start up a small business with low initial expenses, but with a separate phone number for now. You can set up a Google Voice account and have all your small business calls routed to your Google Voice number. Now, this isn&#8217;t an ideal small business strategy if your business grows and you want to write off your business calls because you might need a dedicated phone number to reference when tax time comes around. The benefit is to get yourself started while masking your current phone number. For that reason, I&#8217;ve signed up and will look to use my Google Voice account until I&#8217;m ready to use a dedicated number to make and receive calls.</p>
<p>Of course there&#8217;s also Skype for that as well.</p>
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