> Okay so we all ( well some of us least) know that with Verizon even the iPhone5 you can "not" do voice and data at the sane time! Well, on Friday I was using the maps app ( the one that comes loaded on phone), when the phone rang so I answered it and as I was talking Siri started telling me directions and thought it was very strange because I was on the phone, isn't that using data and being on phone?
1. The iPhone Maps app has the ability to speak directions from within the app. As long as the app doesn't need to fetch new maps or directions from the internet, it is not, for that period of time, "using data" (i.e., fetching data from the internet over the LTE cellular network).
2. I think of Siri as the data-fetching service app, not as a voice. The voice Apple uses *for* Siri can be/is also used when the iPhone speaks instructions.
(At my family gatherings, I think of Siri as my cousin's oldest daughter (that IS her name, and has been for 30+ years.))
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