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You've no idea how much of an accessability bonus this is, I've never been able to access Siri without physically touching the phone before. Obviously not much touching going on with us quadriplegics!
You should think about writing an application that focuses on just this aspect alone, you could do a massive amount of good and help a lot of disabled people like me.
This has seriously made my day!
I'm quadriplegic, and making a phone call from my iPhone is a total pain even with the accessibility software turned on.
However, I'm able to control everything about my laptop, but was never able to bridge that three inches between my phone on my laptop to be able to do this.
Your app seems to be working as expected and I've just bought it!
Excellent work.
EDIT: Very cool! It's pretty polished and I didn't know I would have Siri in there too. I'm not totally sure about a use-case, because I'm someone who turns off Bluetooth to save battery (does it even save battery anymore?) but it's definitely a cool concept, well executed. There should be an exit button somewhere.