Google can be the best International calls provider if implementing Jajah Direct feature.

Jajah Direct gives you a local number for each of your contacts and call them directly.
You save the numbers to your phone and never dial access numbers again.

All you need is around 1000 Google Voice numbers that will be saved for that feature.

Then generate a local number for each one of the contacts.
Different users can have the same number for their contacts.
If a user calls this number from one of his listed phones the system recognize the caller id and redirect the number to the appropriate contact.
This way the other end sees the Google voice number as the caller ID.

Thank you for all the comments you provided for my Google Voice Quick Reference Guide.

I found some time to create the long waited “Google Voice Quick Reference Guide version 2.0″ based on your comments.

You Can Get It Here

One of the new features that I really wanted on Google Voice is the ability to send Text Messages to Multiple Numbers.

Well now we can, just add a comma after the number and add another one.

Now I’m texting using only Google Voice

What’s the solution to Apple’s stinginess about Google getting an official Google Voice app on the iPhone App Store? A webapp that has about all the functionality, but usable on any HTML5-capable smartphone.

The webapp mimics the functionality of hitting up Google Voice on your desktop. You can make calls, send texts, listen to voicemails, change your settings and access your contacts all from your phone’s browser. It syncs up with your Google account’s contact list—not your iPhone’s contact list—so you’ll have to make sure to sync your contacts to Google first. The Pre however, if you already have your GV account as one of your contacts, should have a more transparent process.

Unlike the Google Voice app now, which calls your phone first and then connects the other party, you actually dial out directly into the Google Voice service, which then hooks you up with who you’re trying to reach. It’s going to be like the 406 numbers that Google Voice users are used to using for shortcuts to their contacts, but possibly not 406, since Google has a pool of numbers they are using.

Google also tells us that you can add dialing credits directly from the phone if you want to make overseas calls, saving you the trouble of having to get on a computer.

All in all, the experience is solid and fluid, mimicking an iPhone app as best as possible on a web interface. If we had any gripes, it would be that when you’re texting someone from your contacts list, it only grabs the phone number and doesn’t display the name after it. Also, that you can’t text multiple recipients. But calling from your contact list is fluid and takes only one more step than regular dialing from your iPhone.

Source: Gizmodo.com

Gizmo5 release new client version with Improved support for Google Voice

From the home page:

“New user signup has been suspended and will return when we re-launch.

To receive information about the re-launch please enter your email address.”

The URL also redirect to:

http://www.google.com/gizmo5/

Let me know if there’s any errors, and I’ll fix them.

To download an High Resolution file Go Here

UPDATE: Google Voice Quick Reference Card Available Here