By Allyson Kazmucha, Thursday, Sep 23, 2010 | GV Mobile+ for iPhone made its first appearance in the app store a while back before it got quickly pulled, along with any other Google Voice type app.  Google cried foul, the FCC got involved, and we saw no type of Google voice app for quite a while.  Since Apple revised their App Store approval process, GV Mobile+ has made it’s second debut in the App Store. GV Mobile+ is one app you can use to connect to Google Voice.  For those of you not familiar with the service, it basically allows you to choose a Google Voice phone number (free) with which you can use to forward calls to any number.  The Google Voice service used to be under the name Grand Central.  I think the Grand Central name was a little less confusing.  Keep in mind, Google Voice is not a Read More

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by This post is part of Mashable’s Spark of Genius series, which highlights a unique feature of startups. If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion, please see the details here. The series is made possible by Microsoft BizSpark. Quick Pitch: Notifo is a platform that enables mobile notifications for everything, allowing third-party services to reach users on smartphones. Genius Idea: At its core, Notifo is a web service that can send push notifications to your mobile phone by way of a mobile application. That means you can bypass SMS messages and get alerts about stuff that is important to you. Right now, Notifo has a free iPhone app but there are also plans for BlackBerry and Android support. Right now Notifo is slightly limited in what kinds of support it can offer. Using Push.ly, users can get Twitter replies pushed to them. Femtoo can be used to Read More

I’m hopelessly addicted to Push Notifications on the iPhone. Unfortunately, the system is flawed, in that the more notifications you get, the worse the experience is because it can be hard to manage them all. And one reason I always have the iPhone on me, even when taking around an Android phone, is that there’s no good way to get my notifications on another device. A new startup may offer a solution for both of those problems. Notifo is a Y Combinator-backed company launching today. While it’s currently only available as an iPhone app, the plan is to eventually roll out to all the major mobile platforms, starting with Android and BlackBerry soon. And while the current app may seem pretty barebones, the power resides underneath; it’s a platform. Notifo’s API makes it very, very simple for any site to insert a few lines of code in their site and offer Read More