Google Voice is always accessible to port your existing mobile number. However, before you do this, make sure you are aware of the potential issues that might occur when you keep your number on a new ...

You can change a Google Voice number for $10. You can also port your current phone number to a Google Voice account so both numbers can be used interchangeably. Initial Google Voice sign-ups are free ...

Porting your phone number to Google Voice requires you to pay a one-time setup fee. Once ported, you get all the benefits of the Google Voice service. However, porting your phone number replaces and ...

If you have a new phone number but you don’t want to let go of your old one, How-To Geek suggests a smart solution: port the old one to Google Voice and keep both. Maybe you switched carriers and got ...

Q: When moving your landline number to a mobile phone, what about transferring it to Google Voice? A: For those unfamiliar with it, the Google Voice service provides you with one centralized telephone ...

In 2010, Google Voice was launched, giving users a free virtual number that could send and receive texts and phone calls, plus help people with multiple phones simplify their lives. If you’re a Google ...

If you’re one of the few Google Voice users granted the option to port your existing phone number to the service–congratulations. This new feature is being tested by Google now, and will roll out to ...

You love the idea of Google Voice, you just don’t love the idea of trying to get all of your contacts to update their address books with your new phone number, right? So you’re all hot to port your ...

Google has added a new feature to Google Voice, number porting. You can now port any existing mobile phone number to Google Voice, and it will cost $20 to transfer your number to Google Voice. On top ...

It is my understanding, Google Voice does not currently support VOIP calling on any mobile platform. So if you had a data only plan, Google Voice for phone calls would not work. On T-Mobile, and if I ...

I got tired of Verizon for a variety of reasons and bought a Galaxy Nexus from the Google Play store and am on T-Mobile's $30 per month 100 minutes/unlimited data and texts plan. I think I'm probably ...