Apple Watch LTE carrier question I have an iPhone 8+ and just got a Series 6 Watch. My cell carrier doesn't support watches or tablets, but my wife's network does. Apple says someone can add thee watch to their plan for folks that don't have an iPhone, but it doesn't say what happens if that person does have an iPhone, but not Apple Watch compatible. Android Wear features such as using your smartwatch as an activity tracker, setting alarms and checking the time work without being paired with your phone. Plus, you can easily manage many of its settings on your phone. It’s also worth nothing that using Wi-Fi is similar to how you use Bluetooth. 4. LTE is an abbreviation for Long-Term Evolution (LTE). It stands for wireless wideband communication for mobile and wearable devices. In simple terms, an LTE device such as the Samsung Galaxy Watch LTE can connect to a mobile network on its own. Another name for LTE is 3.95G and has been advertised as “4G LTE” and “Advanced 4G.”. Here's what I ended up doing. First, I went to mintmobile.com, paid for a three-month $45 prepaid plan (4GB of data per month) that's not even marketed for watches. It's for phones. But I figured I'd try this out. The major carriers all insist that you have a postpaid phone line with them to be able to add a line for a watch. I don't need or
Google Pixel Watch (4G LTE): $399.99/€429/£379. The Google Pixel Watch is available from Google or Fitbit and major third-party retailers. The device is available in a Bluetooth/ Wi-Fi model
Google is making this plan even better by adding support for smartwatches for free. This was previously a perk of the Unlimited Plus plan. So, if you have a compatible LTE smartwatch, you can
As for it's operation, when watch is in range of phone, it usually turns off the data services and uses the Bluetooth connection of phone. It can still receive calls and texts. It's when it can't find the phone, it'll attempt a data connection to try and connect to it via cloud. Old_Atmosphere_651 • 8 mo. ago. justadubliner • 8 mo. ago. Kvai4.
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