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With the launch of the Apple Watch Series 3, Apple finally introduced the option of LTE connectivity, meaning that Apple Watch users could finally untether themselves from their iPhone. Naturally the cellular model costs more and will require customers to subscribe to a data plan. There is also a limitation that does not allow users to use cellular data outside of the country you bought the watch from, but despite those added costs and limitations, the watch is selling better than expected.

This is according to a note sent to investors by KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who claims that the Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE is selling faster than they had predicted. According to Kuo, “We forecasted production weighting of the GPS + Cellular version would be 30-40%,” but his latest note to investors has changed that weighting where he now says, “We estimate the pre-order weighting of the GPS + Cellular is 80-90%.”

However to date Apple has yet to share any official numbers with regards to the Apple Watch sales, so in terms of how many units are being moved, or have been moved over the past couple of years is really anyone’s guess, and so far the only numbers we’ve gotten are from research firms. Either way we guess this is probably good news for Apple who have held out from adding cellular capabilities to their smartwatches from the get-go.

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Despite many carriers advertising unlimited data plans, most of the time there is a cap in which should users hit that limit, their speeds will be throttled. For the most part these plans are unlimited, and these caps are put into place to prevent users from abusing it, such as tethering to their computers and downloading movies, games, and music illegally.

T-Mobile has such a cap in place which used to be 32GB, which we reckon for most users is more than enough. However for those who would prefer a bit more breathing space, you’ll be pleased to learn that T-Mobile has since increased that limit to a more generous 50GB. This was initially reported as a leak but T-Mobile has since confirmed the change on their Twitter.

Hey! You got it! Starting 9/20 the limit will be increased! *AlissaFast

— T-Mobile Help (@TMobileHelp) September 18, 2017

T-Mobile’s cap, which is dubbed the “Fair Usage Threshold” used to be 32GB, which is actually an increase from back in May, so it is pretty obvious that the carrier wants to stay ahead of the competition, such as AT&T and Verizon, both of whom have a monthly limit of 22GB before speeds are throttled, while Sprint offers slightly more than the two at 23GB.

We’re not sure if the other carriers have plans to increase their monthly limits to match T-Mobile, but like we said, there probably aren’t that many who would use 20GB a month, let alone 50GB, so maybe not, but it would still be nice all the same.

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When you think of games like Battlefield or Call of Duty, there’s a good chance you might associate those titles with its online multiplayer feature, where players can play against others in various matches and modes. However let’s not forget that these games also have a single-player mode where sometimes the multiplayer aspect can overshadow its story.

That being said if you fancy yourself more of a single-player kind of gamer, then you might be interested in checking out the trailer above which is the recently released story trailer for Activision’s upcoming Call of Duty: WWII.

According to the trailer’s description, “Call of Duty: WWII tells the story of Private Ronald “Red” Daniels, a young recruit in the U.S. First Infantry Division who experiences combat for the first time on D-Day, one of the largest amphibious assaults in history. After surviving the beaches of Normandy, Red and his squad will fight their way across Europe, engaging the enemy in iconic battle locations such as the Hürtgen Forest and the Battle of the Bulge, as they make their way into Germany.”

Call of Duty: WWII is currently set for a release on the 3rd of November where it will find its way to the PS4, Xbox One, and the PC. In fact the game’s open beta for the PC will be kicking off on the 29th of September, although note that this is for the multiplayer aspect of the game.

Call Of Duty: WWII Story Trailer Released , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

According to earlier reports, it was suggested that Square Enix could be getting ready to bring Final Fantasy IX onto the PS4. This was thanks to a sighting by Gematsu in which it appeared that the game received a rating from The Pan European Gaming Information board, and sure enough it looks like the reports were right.

Square Enix has since officially announced that Final Fantasy IX will be making its way onto the PS4. Its release on the PS4 shouldn’t really be all too surprising especially when you consider that the game was initially released on the first PlayStation console way back in 2000. It was later released onto Android and iOS devices, as well as for the PC.

While Square Enix did not confirm whether or not the PS4 version would be a port of the PC version, initial impressions have suggested that it is most likely a port of the PC version, which isn’t necessarily the worst thing, plus isn’t it the gameplay that truly matters, anyway? The game is available starting today so for gamers who want to relive some nostalgia or for gamers who want to see what the fuss is all about, you’ll be able to get your hands on it via the PlayStation Store in Japan.

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