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First look: Apple's bionic iPhone X with Face ID
macplusplus said:foregoneconclusion said:macplusplus said:If you still want to be critical you may want to see its compromises: the notch -
T-Mobile's John Legere boosts Apple Watch LTE speed limit in response to customer feedback...
rockit99 said:It's been puzzling reading this thread. I'm in the UK and we don't have to register a new device to use with a service. And I can't see why you need to. Forgetting the 'dozens of devices' comment earlier, surely, you have a phone contract with a data package. All your devices ( if you choose) go through that package, you're not using up extra bandwidth. I bought my partner an AW recently and just paired it with her iPhone. She uses either/or with no problem (be kind of tricky to use both together I guess!).
I know it works a bit differently in the US (our phones work anywhere/everywhere no matter the provider) but wtf?
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/phones-imei-makeuseof-explains/
Your partners AW is connecting through your current cellular connection just like any devices you might tether through your phone. The AW3 connects directly to the cell towers.