> That being said; When I'm in the car driving, using the navigation package is much more seamless than doing it on the phone. My Mercedes is all voice controll

> That being said; When I'm in the car driving, using the navigation package is much more seamless than doing it on the phone. My Mercedes is all voice controlled and works very well. Press button on steering wheel -> say "Enter destination" -> say "123 main st city ville" -> Route mapped. There's a few more steps to do this on mobile, so I prefer to use the car's navigation system. I almost never route a destination while driving so this workflow seems odd to me. When I need directions I know it before I even get in the car and most of the time I have an email or text message with the address so it's literally 1-click to open maps. In addition to that it's just as easy to say "hey Siri" or "ok Google" and ask for directions as it is to press a button. Also the voice recognition in my Nissan is somewhere between mud and potato.