For a limited time, with your Apple Watch, you can get unlimited high-speed data for the same price. Our standard plan includes 512 Kbps for only $10/month with Autopay. All incoming calls and texts to your phone’s number will ring both your phone and your wearable. All calls and texts made from the wearable come from your primary cell phone number. This option is recommended if the pers on using the smartwatch doesn’t have a phone, say it’s for your kid as their first device. The T-Mobile ONE Wearable plans also gives your smartwatch data wherever you go, but instead of using your primary phone number they give your smartwatch its own number. Any calls or messages to your primary cell phone number will go to both your phone and your smartwatch, and anytime you call or text from your smartwatch it also comes from your primary cell phone number. Data with Paired DIGITS works all the time so you can leave your phone in the locker while you work out and never miss a call or text. You can get Edge on Android as well as Edge for iOS.The Data with Paired DIGITS plan gives your smartwatch unlimited data and the same number as your phone. It does the same thing – removes the clutter on the page so you can read an article with no distractions. Microsoft Edge, for example, has a dead-simple way to go into “Reading View.” Just tap the book icon on the left side of the address bar. Of course, other ways you can get a clutter-free reading experience is use a different browser that’s available on the platform. And, it’s even possible to make pages open automatically in Reader mode, too. That will clean up the screen for easier reading and you have other options like changing the font, text size, and page color. Then, tap the “Reader” button on the left of the address bar. To enter Reader mode on your iPhone or iPad, launch the Safari browser and pull up the article you want to read. The next time you drill down on an article, you’ll see a notification at the bottom that says “Show Simplified View” - tap on it and you will get rid of all the images and other items, so you can read the text and only the text. To get it, open Chrome on your phone or tablet and head to Settings > Advanced > Accessibility and check the box to show Simplified View. It only displays the article text on the page – it doesn’t strip links, though. This will strip out ads, navigation bars, boxes with related content, and images. If you want text-only while reading articles in Chrome, you can enable “Simplified View” on your Android device.
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