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tbluhp

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Sep 6, 2006
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for the android their are apps that do ringbacks this use to work with 3gs
 

coelacanth

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Jul 19, 2004
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for the android their are apps that do ringbacks this use to work with 3gs

No it's not actually using web data for the call. Android automates the call back process so you can use google voice number just like your regular number. On iPhone, just go to google voice page on safari. You can initiate the call from there. This works with 3GS and iPhone 4.
 

reservedegotist

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Aug 19, 2009
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I think OP's referring to using GV to call a VoIP number instead.

Speaking of which, what program do you use for gizmo VoIP?
 

akapaul

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Feb 23, 2009
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Chicago, IL
I think the OP is asking why doesn't google voice call your number? Instead, you have to call google voice.

When you are on a computer: you login to google voice - you dial a number in the browser - google voice rings your phone

When you are on the iPhone: you login to google voice - you dial a number in the browser - you are asked to dial google voice
 
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