iTunes gets Google Voice back as bug on app is fixed
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The other day, Google pulled the iOS version of Google Voice from iTunes. A bug in the software was causing the app to crash whenever a user signed in and the Mountain View based Tech Titan didn't want the problems to spread. But thanks to a new build of the software (1.3.1.1891 vs.1.3.0.1771), the problem with iOS 5 has been remedied and Google has put the app back on iTunes. The news of the apps return came via a tweet from Google Voice.
Google Voice allows you to text or call any domestic phone for free and make international calls at a favorable rate. Email messages can be transcribed and just one phone number will ring through to as many phones as you want. A new feature has been added which will let users access previously stored phone numbers without a data connection. All of those iOS users that depend on Google Voice will be happy to see its return to iTunes.
source: Google via Engadget
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A tweet from Google Voice tells us... |
source: Google via Engadget
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...that the app is back on iTunes |
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