Apple Watch 3 LTE

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Ya I callled them earlier they said it my submission did not get through.
I removed the plan (via app) and installed again. This time unsuccessful, received sms.

How?

Let Singtel know your issue, then ask if they could terminate it and then do another clean submission via the AW app again.
 

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Let Singtel know your issue, then ask if they could terminate it and then do another clean submission via the AW app again.

There was no activation in the 1st place. Not successful. They can’t do anything.

Wondering if I should reset my watch and try all over again.
 

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Ya I callled them earlier they said it my submission did not get through.
I removed the plan (via app) and installed again. This time unsuccessful, received sms.

How?

After unpairing and pairing the Watch again, still received ‘unsucessful’ SMS from SingTel. Called them again, they suspected the watch needed 4G Clear Voice add-on (FOC) which by default was not activated on my SIM only plan. Well... it worked within seconds upon activation on 4G Clear Voice.

Looking back I think the entire process of subscribing to NumberShare is actually very easy, straightforward, and fast. Cept for my case, my SIM only plan had no ‘4G Voice Clear’ addom by default.
 

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After unpairing and pairing the Watch again, still received ‘unsucessful’ SMS from SingTel. Called them again, they suspected the watch needed 4G Clear Voice add-on (FOC) which by default was not activated on my SIM only plan. Well... it worked within seconds upon activation on 4G Clear Voice.

Looking back I think the entire process of subscribing to NumberShare is actually very easy, straightforward, and fast. Cept for my case, my SIM only plan had no ‘4G Voice Clear’ addom by default.

Glad it was solved, now enjoy it! :D
 

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Still hope apple implement the multiple Apple Watch sync

So can have one for sport
One for dress


Soon we can use 3rd party face

https://9to5mac.com/2018/04/14/watchos-4-3-1-suggests-future-support-for-third-party-watch-faces/

Kudo to apple

It works quite nicely if you have multiple watches actually. All of them can pair with the same Phone and the one you are using currently on your wrist gets notifications and adds to health data etc.
 

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Hi gents,

I bought a Apple watch 3 at istudio and I have not been able to subscribe to numbershare. Watch iOs and Apple OS for Phone is the latest and my line is with Singtel.

I get an SMS that says "an error has occurred and you are unable to subscribe to Singtel NumberShare successfully. Please call 1688".

I followed the procedures, paired the phone and the watch, and keyed in my NRIC, it goes to the Yay, you have subscribed to NumberShare. Seconds later, i get this SMS. I have repeated again, but keep getting the SMS.


Any one has this problem. I called 1688, they seem to be clueless as well.


Rgds,

Can I know if your issue has been resolved?I got the same issue and called 1688, no feedback yet
 
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Sorry if this had been asked before. Does LTE version needs to connect via Bluetooth in order to get notifications? Similar to Samsung gear 3? Sorry, I’m not comparing between the 2 watches. Just trying to find out does Apple Watch works that way.
 

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Sorry if this had been asked before. Does LTE version needs to connect via Bluetooth in order to get notifications? Similar to Samsung gear 3? Sorry, I’m not comparing between the 2 watches. Just trying to find out does Apple Watch works that way.

No need, notifications still come in even when not connected to phone at all.
 

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I like the way how it works. No need to restrict to 10 meters.

Very true. I've been waiting for an Apple Watch to have LTE connection and finally it came. Sometimes when I go to my place downstairs the coffeeshop to have dinner on weekends, feel lazy to bring phone down so the watch does the trick.

Only downside is once it's activated, the battery drains by the minute.
 

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Very true. I've been waiting for an Apple Watch to have LTE connection and finally it came. Sometimes when I go to my place downstairs the coffeeshop to have dinner on weekends, feel lazy to bring phone down so the watch does the trick.

Only downside is once it's activated, the battery drains by the minute.

Anything that run on LTE, it’s sucking battery. Cannot have best of both world lar. Even other smart watches using LTE also the same. But I still preferred notifications anywhere if I were to forget my phone or go for short jog.
 

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Anything that run on LTE, it’s sucking battery. Cannot have best of both world lar. Even other smart watches using LTE also the same. But I still preferred notifications anywhere if I were to forget my phone or go for short jog.

That's true. But the battery draining is quite drastic. Sometimes when I'm inside my room's bathroom and the phone is outside the hall, the battery can drain 5% in only several minutes.

Yes the convenience is there, trade off is just the battery life.
 
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