If i get it out of contract, can i cancel service at any time? also will it still work the same as the non lte version? im debating which one to get. Seems its easier to get the LTE version compared to the non LTE.
Are you referring to the technical specifications or the carriers' activation policies? In other words, are you saying that T-Mobile would allow a S3 bought from AT&T on their network (or vice versa)?The watch has an embedded e-sim, so you could have service with AT&T or T-Mobile turned on within a matter of minutes. I cannot speak for a Verizon or Sprint version as they have not been released yet. The AT&T and T-Mobile versions are interchangeable for the LTE/4G service.
If i get it out of contract, can i cancel service at any time? also will it still work the same as the non lte version? im debating which one to get. Seems its easier to get the LTE version compared to the non LTE.
Are you referring to the technical specifications or the carriers' activation policies? In other words, are you saying that T-Mobile would allow a S3 bought from AT&T on their network (or vice versa)?