Series 3 LTE watches may join unauthenticated Wi-Fi networks, Apple investigating
Just ahead of its Friday launch, Apple has admitted to problems with Series 3 LTE watches trying to join unknown Wi-Fi networks instead of connecting to cellular.
Just ahead of its Friday launch, Apple has admitted to problems with Series 3 LTE watches trying to join unknown Wi-Fi networks instead of connecting to cellular.
The pricier cellular edition of Apple Watch Series 3 is seeing some encouraging demand ahead of its launch this Friday.
“A thousand songs in your pocket” has evolved into “40 million songs on your wrist.”
Starting at $399, the cost of ownership of a cellular Apple Watch will increase by $120 a year.
Apple’s big product spectacular isn’t until Tuesday, but it appears we may have our first look at the new LTE Apple Watch.Â
The upcoming Apple Watch models are said to enter volume production in the fourth quarter of 2017 at the earliest.
An Apple Watch with LTE that let you receive calls, run apps and use all of its capabilities without an iPhone in your pocket would be the Dick Tracy gadget we’ve been waiting for.
An LTE-equipped Apple Watch model to be unveiled at a media event next month alongside iPhone 8, according to CNBC.
The next Apple Watch will be offered in Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + Cellular variants, in 38mm and 42mm case sizes, but they won’t look radically different from the existing models.
Bloomberg reports that Apple is planning to release an LTE-flavored Apple Watch later this year.
Intel could be supplying over 70% of the baseband products for iPhones by 2018.
Microsoft is partnering with chip makers, carriers and computer vendors on Intel x86 and Snapdragon 835-based Windows 10 notebooks with always-on LTE connectivity.