Source: http://www.engadget.com/2009/09/10/third-party-google-voice-app-hits-the-webos-app-catalog/
It looks like it isn't just bluster from Palm when it comes to
thinking differently about its app approval policy. Besides taking a
pretty healthy stance on applications that
deviate from its current standards, today 10 new titles have shown up for download... a Google Voice app being one of them. gDial Pro, a piece of software which started its life as a homebrew application, is now an official part of the beta store. The program lets you access Google Voice's full feature set (including a dialer), and no one seems very bothered by it. Here's hoping Palm keeps up the flow of new software to the Catalog (they're eating
for two now)
and they keep a healthy distance from rejection letters.
[Via
PreThinking]
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