Yes, you. I'm kinda hoping you're kind enough to share some wisdom, knowledge, experience, or some similar sort of goodness with me.
OK, GSM Gnex. Flashed from Yakjuux 4.0.2 to Takju 4.0.4. Seems better on battery life, and reception issues are noticeably better. I was thinking about rooting/ROMing, but I'll have to dig some more and find out what all I'm getting into with that. So, in the meantime I was thinking about flashing a different baseband/radio to my otherwise stock-but-unlocked Gnex.
I'm on Rogers (Canada), and according to my phone, my baseband is I9250XXLA2. From the little bit of reading I think the first 2 letters are the country.... and XX seems to indicate Europe. Would I get better reception (which in turn improves handoff, switching from 3G-4G, Wireless to Wifi, etc.) by finding a North America (or maybe even a Rogers specific) baseband?
Or do I need to go over to XDA? (Not a snub on AC, I love this site! I just really don't like XDA - seems pretty hostile to noobies like me!)
So... what to you guys know? Have you swapped out a baseband? I'll probably be using Wugg's tool to do it...
OK, GSM Gnex. Flashed from Yakjuux 4.0.2 to Takju 4.0.4. Seems better on battery life, and reception issues are noticeably better. I was thinking about rooting/ROMing, but I'll have to dig some more and find out what all I'm getting into with that. So, in the meantime I was thinking about flashing a different baseband/radio to my otherwise stock-but-unlocked Gnex.
I'm on Rogers (Canada), and according to my phone, my baseband is I9250XXLA2. From the little bit of reading I think the first 2 letters are the country.... and XX seems to indicate Europe. Would I get better reception (which in turn improves handoff, switching from 3G-4G, Wireless to Wifi, etc.) by finding a North America (or maybe even a Rogers specific) baseband?
Or do I need to go over to XDA? (Not a snub on AC, I love this site! I just really don't like XDA - seems pretty hostile to noobies like me!)
So... what to you guys know? Have you swapped out a baseband? I'll probably be using Wugg's tool to do it...