How to use an LTE Apple Watch with AndroidIt's hacky as all hell and your battery life will be terrible. But it works.
While testing the Apple Watch Series 3 GPS + Cellular last night, I floated a crazy idea past iMore editor-at-large Rene Ritchie: What happens if you set up the Apple Watch on an iPhone, then swap that iPhone's SIM card over into an Android phone? Would the watch recognize that its paired iPhone SIM was no longer in an iPhone and stop working? Would it still work over a carrier's LTE connection? And more importantly: If it worked, what could it do?
Well, because we embrace insanity here at iMore, we tried it. And, barring a bit of hacky behavior, it works.
I'm going to preface this writeup by saying that I personally think this is a terrible way to use the Apple Watch. Your battery life will most certainly be nonexistent, because the watch solely relies on a LTE connection. You won't be able to get any fitness data on your Android smartphone. And you likely won't be able to access certain features lik...
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How to use an LTE Apple Watch with Android
