At this point, Google Voice is primarily an enterprise service, with the vast majority of new features for paid customers. Google Voice is now working on a “Gemini Notes” capability.
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The latest version of Google Voice for Android (2025.12.28.849841638) reveals work on “Gemini Notes.” This will let you “record your call to receive a summary and transcript via email.”
<string name=”alpha_banner_promo_title_text”>Early Access to Gemini Notes</string>
This likely won’t be available for personal accounts. For starters, “alpha” presumably refers to the Gemini Alpha program to let Google Workspace organizations test AI features ahead of time.
Enterprise Google Voice customers already have access to recording from the call screen, and that has never made its way to free users. Call recording is often required for compliance reasons in businesses.
As seen in Phone by Google (and Meet), call recording is a nice capability. Transcriptions are always helpful, while summaries can be convenient. Delivering both over email rather than inline in the call log, which is the case for recordings, is a bit clunky and again points to enterprise use cases.
Paid Google Voice plans also feature three-way calling, seamless call transfers, desktop phone support, ring groups, routing, and eDiscovery.
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