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"Some time after", "some time afterward" or "sometime"some time later?

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"Some time after", "some time afterward" or "sometime later?

Tell me please if I have to use some time after, some time afterward or some time later in the following context.

I bought a phone, but some time after/afterward/later, it starded to go haywire.

I feel that they are all correct, if my feeling doesn't fail me, then is there a different between the three? If there isn't any, which one is more common?