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Wait! What? Yet another thing I don’t have to use from Facebook? Oh, what ever will we do?

Seriously, to say “no loss” isn’t accurate. It’s a total gain not to have Facebook. For anything.

I really thought there was a good chance T-Mobile would just use the Apple Watch LTE as a form of stickiness to their service by charging nothing or a nominal $1-$2 per month. As the wearable has to be attached to an existing account, this would encourage switchers to come to T-Mobile and entice existing customers to stick with them as a service provider. It appears carriers are not taking a “big picture” view of the wearables-on-cellular market.

MplsP said:

Actually you should wait for either one unless your phone is on it's last leg. With any major new product there's a good likelihood of there being some glitches, no matter how well a company tests it. 

Absolutely. That's a brilliant reason for you and everyone else not to order the iPhone X. Let me test it for you and work out the glitches. On November 3rd. I just want to help. And by you - and everyone else - not ordering the iPhone X, I will be able to provide this wonderful public service. It really is best if you wait until 2018 to place your order. I cannot say that enough. Wait.

Blacklisting a browser would be great. It's like when I accidentally click on a link that takes me to a site that pops a window telling me I have to disable my ad blocker to see the content. It's a hassle, because I have to move the mouse to the window to close the popup and the site itself. I'm looking at you, Forbes. It just too bad there aren't a billion other content sites I can go to with a reasonable, non-intrusive business model. Oh. Wait. There are.

If T-Mobile is still committed to its Uncarrier concept, they should offer this for free. First, it costs them almost nothing because data use through the watch is minimal. Second, Apple Watch buyers would flock to such a plan and bring their phone service needs with them.