Google Voice Can Sneak onto iPhone

Paul Suarez
Despite recent drama, Google Voice will soon be available for iPhone -- as a Web-based app, says The New York Times.
The all-things-phone-management application (which was widely speculated to have been rejected for threatening AT&T profits on calling plans) will be remade as a stylized Web site that offers everything the rejected app would have.
It is unclear if Apple would reject a repurposed Google Voice app. But earlier in the year Apple did allow Google to promote Latitude as a Web app after it was rejected from the App Store.
Considering their recent decision has managed to draw attention from a wide range of people, including some at the FCC, it probably wouldn't be the best choice to block a rethought Google Voice app.
Google Voice Can Sneak onto iPhone - PC World

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