Earlier this week, Google announced its acquisition of GrandCentral Communications which marks the beginning of being able to get your VoIP services through the ever-growing Google. Users report that the system looks a lot like Gmail in its organization, “allowing you to organize your incoming calls and voicemail, and even block "spam" calls.” The benefits to Google, of course, include more users on the site more often, new ad options and the push to unsettle traditional phone companies. You can reserve a number here but the project is still in Beta and requires an invitation from Google so you might not get your VoIP right away.