Google voice is definitely an amazing tech discovery and it is like the future of phone services. What’s disappointing is, the service is not available outside US. If that doesn’t matter to you and looking for some easy way to integrate the service into your Windows Mobile phone, here you go.

One Dialer is a new software that works as a Google voice dialer and SMS client with SSL encrypted connections. It even supports native dialer interception and threaded SMS views. Voicemails can also be streamed for listening straight from Google servers.

All that is nice, but comes with a price tag of $7 USD. And if that hurts you a bit, we suggest you wait for Google to make a better Google Voice client for Windows Mobile OS as they seem to have some love for us even though they have their own Android operating system for mobiles. For example, the Google Maps which even got layers support recently after the Street views. Some call it love, but we call it business.

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