Voice Plus uses Google Voice based on area code or contact group
September 28, 2010 | by Andrew Kameka  Android Tricks,
Commmunication   Google Voice recently provided a useful widget
that makes it easy to toggle between call modes. A new app
eliminates the need to toggle at all; instead it automatically
decides whether to use Google Voice based on area code dialed or
the contacts group to which the person belongs.  Voice Plus
automates Google Voice calling modes. If you call Canada or
England often and use Voice for international calls, Voice Plus
will recognize the 905 or 44 being dialed and immediately switch
to Google Voice calling. Meanwhile, dialing a New York 212
number will use your regular phone number.  Users can also
choose to set certain contacts to use Google Voice. The set-up
is a little wonky but works. If you have a group of people who
only have your GV number, go into the Contacts section of Gmail
(on your desktop becaue it’s much faster) and add those people
to a new group called “UseGoogle