Olga Kravtsova

Google Voice is a cloud-based telephony service from Google, allowing users to make calls, send SMS messages, and access voicemail via a single number that works on all devices. It attracts Canadians with its convenience, free calls to the USA and Canada, as well as features for remote work and business.

The unknown number on the screen is a situation familiar to everyone. Regardless of who you are — whether you are the recipient of strange calls, someone trying to restore contact, or simply someone who wants to find out who called — it is possible to determine the owner of the phone. There are specific methods that actually work for this.

Choosing virtual telephony is not about making calls, but about control, scale, and the impression you make on the customer. MightyCall is a solution for teams that need clear routing, analytics, and integration. Grasshopper is an easy and fast way to get a professional number and keep in touch without being distracted by unnecessary settings.

Sideline is a mobile application that provides users with a second phone number that works over a cellular network, not just over the Internet. This is especially convenient for those who want to separate personal and work calls without carrying two devices.

Communication without borders is what modern Wi-Fi calling applications offer. Unlike traditional mobile communications, they do not depend on the operator’s signal strength, making them an ideal solution in areas with unstable coverage, from country houses to underground parking lots.

Google Voice is a popular service for calls and messages, but it has some limitations: it does not work in all countries, is poorly suited for business, and is not always flexible in its settings. That’s why an increasing number of users are seeking a replacement.

Line2 is a cloud-based telephony application that enables you to add a second number to your smartphone for both business and personal use. Despite its popularity, many users face a number of limitations: limited functionality, high cost, problems with the quality of communication, and support. That is why more and more people are looking for modern and more flexible alternatives. 

Send text messages from a PC is not just an alternative to a phone but a full-fledged communication tool in a variety of situations. Thanks to the available online services and integration with messengers, you can exchange messages directly from your desktop — without having to pick up a smartphone. 

You can send a text anonymously using online services, apps with temporary numbers, hiding the Caller ID, or even via email to a phone number. You do not always need a real number for this; just an Internet connection and a selected tool are required.