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Apple Will have Quietly Approved The Official Google Voice iPhone App Already? [Unconfirmed]

Apple Will have Quietly Approved The Official Google Voice iPhone App Already? [Unconfirmed] We’ve seen several third-party Google Voice iPhone apps make their way into the App Store, but we’ll be seeing Google’s official version soon too consistent with a report by TechCrunch . Apparently Apple will have even approved the app already:

[TechCrunch has] gotten word that the official Google Voice application is on its solution to the iPhone inside the following few weeks. In reality, [they've] heard from a source near to Google that it’s already been approved – Google just must revamp the applying to work with the iPhone 4 and iOS’s multitasking capabilities.

Sounds like great news, particularly since an official Google Voice app could include features which third-party versions are unable to provide because of API limitations. [ TechCrunch ]

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