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On Nov 14, 2010, at 11:18 AM, Derek Atkins wrote: > > There is apparently a google voice app you can install that will let you > answer google-voice calls on your android phone, and call out via google > voice as well, so you don't use your minutes. I've neither installed it > nor seen it, so I cannot attest to its usefulness or quality. No, Google Voice won't do that. It's not a VOIP solution. It's a call forwarding solution. It'll still use up air time. > There are task killers, but I've found that in general you don't need > them. You can kill any task you want through the main Applications > Setting page, if you go to the correct sub-page. But generally the system > will take care of itself. These are detrimental to your battery life. Swapping from RAM is cheap; loading from flash is expensive. --Rich P.
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