Google's Gmail isn't just a mailbox -- it now doubles as a phone. Users of Google's Web e-mail service can now call any phone in the U.S. or Canada for free (and make international calls for almost free) from within their browser.
Google announced this feature in a blog post a few minutes ago. It seems to be built off the voice and video chat feature Google added two years ago, as it requires installing a new version of its chat plug-in, available for Windows XP or newer, Mac OS X 10.4 or newer and some versions of Linux.
(Note that this plug-in will also install a Google software-update utility in the background, which would unnerve me more if Google hadn't released that tool's code under an open-source license last year.)
Read more :- http://voices.washingtonpost.com/fasterforward/2010/08/google_adds_google_voice_to_gm.html
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Dear Tejas,
Thanks for nice informative post but still Google Voice is not available in our country & its limited to only US & Canada usres. Check screenshot in attachment for your ready reference. If you have any workaround to use this service in India then let us know.