Google buys Grand Central?

June 25, 2007
According to an unconfirmed report on TechCrunch Grand Central may have been acquired by Google. Grand Central is a great application that gives you a single phone number identity and has some cool functionality, such as the ability to move a Skype call to a mobile phone without hanging up. Personally, I wish Google would improve their Google Talk application's feature-set which still lags far behind Skype and other VoIP applications. Integrating Grand Central into Google Talk would certainly compliment the feature-set.

So does this unconfirmed report mean Jangl, Jajah, Jaxtr, Talkplus, or Truphone are ripe for acquisition? The mobile VoIP space seems to be heating up!

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  1. CW :
    June 25, 2007 7:56 PM

    It definitely seems to be heating up. Jangl is discretely pulling together another round, which is supposed to include an investment from one of Google's competitors.


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