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Google Voice and Juice Defender

I just got juice defender and I liked the increases battery life that it gave me, but I also use Google Voice. So I was wondering if Juice Defender would effect Google Voice at all? (Like delay notifications or I wouldn't receive calls)
 
I just got juice defender and I liked the increases battery life that it gave me, but I also use Google Voice. So I was wondering if Juice Defender would effect Google Voice at all? (Like delay notifications or I wouldn't receive calls)
I use both, doesnt seem to be any different
 
Bump. Flame me all you want, but I've googled this to oblivion and haven't seen any answers other than a few anecdotal, single sentence-answers.

My understanding is that GV uses data to receive it's notifications and texts. If Juice Defender has disabled both wifi and data (say i haven't looked at my phone for an hour) will that prevent my phone from notifying me of any incoming messages?
 
Bump. Flame me all you want, but I've googled this to oblivion and haven't seen any answers other than a few anecdotal, single sentence-answers.

My understanding is that GV uses data to receive it's notifications and texts. If Juice Defender has disabled both wifi and data (say i haven't looked at my phone for an hour) will that prevent my phone from notifying me of any incoming messages?

I would think your messages would be delayed. I don't use Juice Defender a lot, but if I do turn it on, I switch the Google Voice app to not notify me of new messages and turn on text forwarding to my cell phone.
 
My understanding is that GV uses data to receive it's notifications and texts. If Juice Defender has disabled both wifi and data (say i haven't looked at my phone for an hour) will that prevent my phone from notifying me of any incoming messages?
Yes.

My understanding is that GV uses data to receive it's notifications and texts.
Though you could work around this by enabling SMS forwarding. Messages sent/received this way are, however, billable.
 
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