The phrase "making voice" is not correct or usable in written English.
You could use "speaking" or "uttering" instead to convey the same meaning. For example: She paused, then uttered a few words.
Making voice phone calls over the Internet worked surprisingly well.
It also enables users to control their spending.Sending text messages is cheaper than making voice calls, which helps to explain their success.
As well as making voice calls, people can text one another and, if their phones are up to the job, get access to the web.
Now the Messenger app has launched for iPad too: a clean, stripped-down interface for text-chatting and making voice calls.
"It's particularly outrageous that AT&T is requiring this for iPad users, given that this device isn't even capable of making voice calls.
While BlackBerrys double as cellphones, R.I.M. was aware that many of the owners avoided making voice calls on the clunky devices and carried around separate mobile phones.
Nuance, based in Menlo Park, Calif., has developed technology for making voice-recognition software work more efficiently.
Some telecoms companies have blocked customers from making voice-over-internet calls over their broadband connections, because they are worried about how internet telephony will affect the money they make from traditional phone calls.
What you won't see, at least initially, is direct support for making voice-over-Internet-Protocol (VoIP) voice calls over the Internet via the Wi-Fi connection.
As the hotel industry wages war against Airbnb, companies making voice-powered assistants are also heading to battle in the hotel room itself.
And it makes voice calls.
