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"Hey Siri"

One of my great annoyances when driving is that I can feel the vibration of an incoming text message under my left elbow (assuming my iPhone is in the centre console), Calls are fine no problem and can be answered from the steering wheel in the normal way.

Setting up "Hey Siri read my text messages" was easy but sometimes the car is too noisy for it to hear me, after all it is still in the closed central cubby. Turning the radio down generally helps but I just wondered if there is a dodge whereby you can call a silent number and then just talk to the phone hands free in the normal way.

Obviously I can just hold the button on the phone but that means lifting the centre console lid and opening my iPhone case/

Any ideas? Geoff

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would putting the phone on a vent holder in front of you help.. ... - .- -.




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Hi Stan and a Happy New Year to you, I could use a vent but on the older iPhones (including mine which is a 6) they must be powered from an external source to allow for the constant listening for the "hey Siri" shout so a wire would be needed. I think I will experiment a bit more and see where I get to. Geoff

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I think the wire can come out of the centre console without any issues.

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felicitations to you as well Geoff... Wink

if you did go the vent mount way ,there must be powered versions available.. ... - .- -.




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Brodit do power version for the iPhone 6 http://www.brodit.com/productList.html?bra...mp;pn=prod John
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The vent works on another level as well, I can read the incoming texts as they are right in front of me and so I don't really need the phone to read them out to me Rolling with laughter Geoff

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i use an app that auotmatically returns an "im driving , if your text is urgent please make a voice call" text message if i get a text whilst driving...you can program any return text as well... ... - .- -.




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Well it takes a good clear raised voice but "Hey Siri" works even under the centre console lid. It opens the bluetooth and beeps through the car speakers the phone then takes voice instructions over the cars microphone, I have to admit to it being a surprise but as well as read texts it will make calls and even convert your words as a text reply etc. If for whatever reason you need to just pushing the home button on the phone has the same effect as saying "Hey Siri". Geoff

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