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I do it all the time actually. For example, someone will be calling me telling me something/someone I need to follow up with. I can start immediately emailing t

by lotusleaf1987 16y ago

I do it all the time actually. For example, someone will be calling me telling me something/someone I need to follow up with. I can start immediately emailing the person and at least get started, if not finish the task. Different strokes for different folks. Edit: I also use Google Maps while talking, or check for movie times while someone is on the phone.

brk 16y ago
So then on Verizon you could do everything but hit 'Send' on the email. I too don't put much value on the simultaneous voice/data feature, but then again I have 2 phones, so I usually multitask by using two devices. Even without that though, I've never really felt a huge demand for the voice+data thing.
- ra88it 16y ago
  You could even hit 'Send'. The email would go out automatically at the next opportunity.
- liamk 16y ago
  It's extremely useful when tethered. I find that I tether for hours at a time and I'm happy to be able to make/receive phone calls.
kostar 16y ago
This particular use case doesn't require simultaneous voice/data. You're just drafting an email.
martin 16y ago
I'm not saying that simultaneous voice/data isn't useful. I'm saying that decent network coverage is more useful.