Any idea how you get this watch face from Apple Conference??

[RogueTrooper]

LTE has more memory, not RAM.

You do know what the “M” in RAM stands for right?

 

[btrach144]

You do know what the “M” in RAM stands for right?

Pretty sure digging up old threads is against forum rules?

Anyways, the user meant RAM and not storage space.

 

[AZhappyjack]

Pretty sure digging up old threads is against forum rules?

Sometimes annoying, but not against the rules.

 

[lwilliams]

My Explorer face does not show the dots...... Yes, my watch is GSM. Do I need to be away from the phone for the green dots to show?

 

[dave006]

First you have to pay for LTE service for you watch for full functionallity. By default, your LTE enabled watch will try to use Bluetooth to connect to the paired iPhone. Next up is Wi-Fi access, first the same Wi-Fi as your iPhone and then just any Wi-Fi that has internet access. Finally your watch will switch to LTE and power up the modem and you should get the Green dots on the Explorer watch face. This order is used to conserve the watch's battery.

You can also test LTE by disabling Bluetooth on your iPhone, disabling Wi-Fi on your watch and making sure that you have LTE data enabled. Use the Settings app on your iPhone to disable Bluetooth. Use the watch's Control Center (swipe up from the watch face) to disable Wi-Fi using the Wi-Fi Toggle. The LTE Toggle should be white (meaning it is in standby), if not Tap the button and "enable" LTE data.

Dave

 

[lwilliams]

I have a LTE plan for my watch. But I don't think I have been off the same wifi as the phone or away from the phone when using the Explorer face.