Google Voice carries with it so much benefits and convenience that propels developers to create relevant applications for the service. We have already seen attempts been made on the Windows Mobile – GVdialer, iDialer and OneDialer are some of the prominent examples. Now presenting the latest from Xda – GoVoMo.

Ever wonder the loudness in your surroundings? Audio Meter let’s you measure the volume real-time. It’s an interesting concept to see what you are hearing. There is 3 different displays that you can choose from.

iAgenda is the combination of both an appointment and task management. It is in the lineup of iApps which includes iContact. The application is finger-friendly and can be easily skinned. The 5 buttons on the bottom will take you to appointments, tasks, agenda view, iContact and Calendar search.

SMS Rules has one simple purpose – organize your text messages through filtering, automatically. The process is still manual in this version where you have to click on Run for the rules to be applied. Nonetheless, you now have the ability to add filtering for contacts and messages. If you have used filtering in Gmail, this one has the same idea.

Are you still looking for a way to input Korean characters despite being able to read the Asian font? Now there is a clever workaround to this problem, by using a website: http://hantype.com. The solution is applicable to both mobile devices and the PC.

Planning to go on a hike or visit somewhere unknown? Bring along a compass, or better yet, a GPS Compass and always be on the lookout for the direction you are travelling to. The simple application has a very simple use, a digital compass that’s built by utilizing the GPS on-board your device.

Pocket Bouncer will check every incoming calls for undesired calls, and filter them through to either voice mail or simply hang up on them. This is incredibly useful if you are looking to block out telemarketers or any number that’s spamming your call logs.

Well, not literally, but you can certainly carry the golf course map with you as your putt your way to the 18th hole. FreeCaddie allows you to download and load up golf course maps, and with the use of GPS, track your progress through the greens.