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CES: Ooma adds Pure Voice, HD and Google Voice
Ooma has announced new upgrades to their Ooma Telo service at CES this week. The new additions include Ooma Pure Voice, HD Voice, iPhone and iPod Touch calling, Bluetooth, Google Voice support and voicemail transcription.
Ooma Pure Voice insures that call quality is maintained even over congested home networks where family members are also streaming video or downloading large files. Google Voice users can now bring the Call Presentation, Listen In, and caller-ID features of Google Voice into with their Ooma system. Google Voice voicemail has also now been integrated. Interestingly, it seems the voicemail transcription is not just for Google Voice users as the release says all Ooma customers can use it.
For more:
- read the release
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Posted by makjone | January 8, 2010 - 2:38am
It seems pretty useful with all the fancy features, but I can't really think of any good reason for me to use it.
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Posted by RyanR | January 12, 2010 - 6:56am
Has anyone actually seen the Google Voice Extensions in action? I've been waiting since Ooma first announced this back in Mar 2009, but still not sign of them in my Premier account.
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