Re: DNA and volte
Simultaneous voice and data is not possible on CDMA (Sprint/Verizon), because of the way it works. That said, the exception here is using a "4G" data connection (such as LTE) because it uses a completely different radio and frequency band that allows data to continue to work while on the phone. Carriers using GSM (AT&T/T-Mobile and most of the rest of the world) have this functionality by default with 3G because of the way that technology works.
It's kind of like the difference between AM and FM radio. AM stands for Amplitude Modulation, which means all stations operate on the same frequency, but at different amplitudes. FM stands for frequency modulation. Different stations are achieved by being on completely different frequencies. When looking a frequency curve (sine wave), amplitude refers to how high "waves" go up from the center, whereas frequency refers to how close the top of the waves are to each other.
CDMA gets better overall voice quality, but at the expense of being able to transmit two signals at the same time. Actually, the reason LTE allows CDMA phones to use voice and data at the same time is because LTE is a GSM technology. And, of course, this is always capable on any phone when you're using WiFi.