Google Voice gives you a phone number for calling, text messaging, and voicemail. It works on smartphones and computers, and syncs across your devices so you can use the app in the office, at home, or on the go.
NOTE: Google Voice only works for personal Google Accounts in the US and G Suite accounts in select markets. Text messaging is not supported in all markets.
You’re in control
Get spam filtered automatically and block numbers you don’t want to hear from. Manage your time with personalized settings for forwarding calls, text messages, and voicemail.
Backed up and searchable
Calls, text messages, and voicemails are stored and backed up to make it easy for you to search your history.
Manage messages across devices
Send and receive individual and group SMS messages from all your devices.
Your voicemail, transcribed
Google Voice provides advanced voicemail transcriptions that you can read in the app and/or have sent to your email.
Save on international calling
Make international calls at competitive rates without paying extra for international minutes with your mobile carrier.
Keep in mind:
- Google Voice is currently only available in the US. Google Voice for G Suite users is available in select countries. Check with your administrator for access.
- Calls made using Google Voice for Android can be placed through a Google Voice access number. All access number based calls use the standard minutes from your cell phone plan and may incur costs (e.g. when traveling internationally).
This release:
• Stability and performance improvements
Previous release:
• Stability and performance improvements
REQUIREMENTS TO INSTALL GOOGLE VOICE
We’ll assume you already have a Gmail account, which means that the first thing you will need is a Google Voice account. Using your Google account, go to the Google Voice homepage and sign up. Google Voice allows you to select a single phone number that friends, colleagues, or family members can contact you on. If you have several phone numbers, this single Google Voice number will ring all of them at the same time. This enables you to answer your incoming calls using the most convenient device.
The next step is to buy a dedicated headset with an inbuilt microphone if you wish to make regular calls using your PC and safeguard your privacy. Everyone knows how unreliable a built-in microphone can be.
GETTING SET UP
Once you have created your Google Voice account, Google will prompt you to select your new Google Voice number; the number people will call to reach your Google Voice account. You can have it assigned based off of your city or area code. Of course, this step can be skipped in the short-term, though you won’t get much use out of the account until a Google Voice number is assigned.
Once you select it, you will be prompted to link your Google Voice account to an existing phone number, and then to enter a verification code sent to that linked number.
The third step is to add any additional phone numbers that you want Google Voice to forward to. This means setting up your work phone, cell phone, or home phone to ring simultaneously when the Google Voice number is dialed. You can add a new linked number at any time by going to the settings tab, and then to the account tab.
Shortly after you finish setting up the account, you’ll have a brief voicemail welcoming you to Google Voice. After that, you’re good to go.
Download Google Voice for Windows
Tutorial: How to Download and Install Google Voice on PC
Step 1: Download an Andriod APK Software emulator for Windows PC
The below are the best emulators on the market.
A. Nox App. OR
B. Bluestacks App.
I recommend Bluestacks. It is very popular, hence if you run into issues using it, you can find excellent troubleshooting solutions online
Step 2: Install the downloaded Software Emulator on your Windows PC
Go to your download folder->Click the app to install the application->Accept the EULA License agreement.
Follow the on screen directives to install the application.
If the above is done correctly, the Software will be installed successfully.
Step 3: Installing Google Voice on Windows PC – Windows 7/8/8.1/10
Open the Emulator application and in it’s search bar, type Google Voice and Search. On the search results page, Click Google Voice app icon. This will open a new window within the Eumaltor.
Click “Install” and your application will start installing.
Next, you will see the “All Apps” icon. Click it to see all installed apps.
Once you see the Google Voice icon, Click to start using your app on your PC Laptop
Settings 
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