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Google Voice is an incredible service, and I often have to pinch myself to assure my brain that I’m not just dreaming it up, but one problem with it is you have to use the Google-supplied number with the service, instead of being given the chance to bring over your existing cell phone number. That’s

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Google Voice will allow all users to port their existing numbers in the near future

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