If you have never used gDial Pro then you need to head over to Google Voice and sign-up for an account. It is still in beta so you will need to wait for the invite from Google. When I registered a month back I only had to wait a few days to be invited but I have heard from others that they had to wait about a week. The only other thing I dislike about the interface is the colors the developer choose to use. It's pretty much all gray-scale, here's to hoping they allow for themes in the future so we can get past the grim look of the user interface as it is by default.

There is just one last part that I feel is still a bit clunky and that is when you click the icon in the button bar that has a phone handset in the bubble. It loads up the login page for Google Voice and then requires you to enter your username and password. I am not sure why they are requiring this because you have to set your username and password in the preferences. Maybe there is not a way to access this page through the Google API. All in all this is a well put together applications that functions the best it can. I look forward to seeing more enhancements over time and will get a detailed review after I have had a chance to use it full-time for a while.

A big thank you goes out to Palm for allowing this application. I am sure many others were wondering if it would be allowed after Apple refused to let it into their app store for the iPhone stating that it copied features they currently offered.