Google Voice fully supports iPhoneX's edge-to-edge OLED panel

Google Voice App now supports the new iPhone X display resolution. In the release notes for the updated version 2.13 application, iPhone mentions support for Google X as well as common fixes and performance improvements. Google Voice fully supports iPhone X's edge-to-edge OLED panel, making full use of the phone's resolution so that there are no horizontal black bars at the top and bottom of the operation.

Google Voice is an Internet phone and phone service available only in the United States, which can provide you with free phone numbers, text messages and voicemail. It synchronizes seamlessly between your mobile and desktop devices, so you can use the application on the road or at home.

Here are some of the key features of the application:

You can control the forwarding of incoming calls, text messages, and voicemails to any device and automatically filter spam.

Stop-stop the number you don't want to hear.

Backup and search-you can store and back up phone calls, text messages, and voicemails to easily search history.

Chat with groups with photos-send group text and share photos immediately.

Transcription of voicemail-Google Voice provides free transcription of voicemail that can be read or sent to email in an application.

Cheap international calls-make international calls at a discounted price without using your mobile data.

IOS's Google Voice has been ignored for years. For example, after a major update to iOS 7, it took Google nearly a year to refresh its application with the new iOS 7 features and styles.

The application requires iOS 9 or later.