I'm curious how this is significantly different from say, Google Voice's SMS implementation; Aside from the obvious "making and receiving" calls functionality, it looks just like Google Voice to me, which I use exclusively for its ability to send text messages without having to resort to using my phone.
Edit: Nevermind, after installing and playing with it, it even consumes my native SMS messages. A nice touch for sure.
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I'm curious how this is significantly different from say, Google Voice's SMS implementation; Aside from the obvious "making and receiving" calls functionality, it looks just like Google Voice to me, which I use exclusively for its ability to send text messages without having to resort to using my phone.
Edit: Nevermind, after installing and playing with it, it even consumes my native SMS messages. A nice touch for sure.
yes the difference is that it integrates directly with your android phone # and sms.
been using it for a few weeks, really like it.