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If you’re fond of using Google Voice app on your Android smartphone, you’ll be pleased with this bit of news!

Google Voice has just received an update to version 0.4.2.44—which provides a few tweaks, as well as a complete UI overhaul for both Android Honeycomb and Ice Cream Sandwich. Another new feature that the update provides is the ability to queue outgoing text messages. With this new update, failed messages can be sent first as soon as data connectivity has been restored.

Now isn’t that exciting? You no longer have to tinker around with the app as it will do it for you!

If you’ve already updated your Google Voice app, how’s it going so far?

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