So the ATT ipad has LTE/HSPA chips built in, and as we all know, we get an att phone number for the data only line. I'm curious as to since the ipad has those chips, is it technically capable of connecting to the phone networks and do actual voice calls hardware wise? I know software wise, Apple doesn't have a native phone app for iPad, but my focus is only on the hardware.
With iOS 8 continuity, I know there's some forwarding stuff, but I really wish I could have all calls to my cell routed to both my cell and iPad, so that I can just answer on whichever device I have handy and not have to worry about the devices both being on the same wifi network. Even better, if I break my iPhone, it'd be sweet if my ipad could stand in as a cell phone in the meantime.
With iOS 8 continuity, I know there's some forwarding stuff, but I really wish I could have all calls to my cell routed to both my cell and iPad, so that I can just answer on whichever device I have handy and not have to worry about the devices both being on the same wifi network. Even better, if I break my iPhone, it'd be sweet if my ipad could stand in as a cell phone in the meantime.
