Super Technologies, Inc. announces the addition of Groovytel to the Google Enterprise™ Solutions Gallery. Groovytel enables Phone In service for the Google Talk™ instant messaging service. Groovytel users get as many USA phone numbers as they wish that are local calls to the people who are important to them. The same people can make a local call from their cell phone or any phone that rings on the Groovytel user's Google Talk client.

Yumiko and Harry, Groovytel customers in China and the USA, state, "It's just groovy because not only can global Google Talk users such as we talk to each other, but now our USA friends can use a cell phone, make a free local call which rings on our Google Talk instant messaging client. Every groovy cool young person or person young at heart is proud to share their Groovytel USA numbers with the world. Google Talk and Groovytel rock."

The Enterprise Solutions Gallery lists products and services from third parties including Google Enterprise Professional partners. This gallery contains offerings related to Google's enterprise products, including the Google Search Appliance™ and Google Apps™.

Super Technologies, Inc. is a third party that successfully leveraged one of Google's APIs to bring new capabilities to Google's enterprise customers and Groovytel's customers. Super Technologies, Inc. is not implying that Google endorses Groovytel.

About Super Technologies Inc: Incorporated in 1999 in the USA, its headquarters are in the beautiful Gulf Coast area of Pensacola, Florida in what used to be The Towne House, a historical hotel. The company empowers wholesale IP communications companies with the DIDXchange, the hosted white label DID Management System as well as enterprise and consumer applications like Phone IN via Groovytel.com and Virtualphoneline.com. Groovytel.com, Virtualphoneline.com , and 5500+ other IP communications websites are powered by DIDXchange.

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