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I can confirm this. And ES File Explorer is now uninstalled.

That's not exactly what I meant. What I meant is are there really that many people willing to pay full price for a handset rather than wait for their own subsidy?

Is there really a market for full-price or near-full-price handsets? I'd hate to pull the trigger and have a $600 paper weight :-/

Hi there. I wasn't sure what the right forum/thread was to ask this, so wanted to just throw it out there. I'm a Sprint subscriber, have been for years, and bought the Nexus 5 32GB full-price from Google Play several months back. Since I did not purchase through Sprint and therefore did not...

Oh PLEASE send me one of these! I don't think many people realize what a game-changer this device is. Supporting both CDMA and GSM, in addition to the multitude of LTE bands. What's the last device that supported GSM AND CDMA? (and no, I don't mean had a version for each, but had both on the...

Re: No Service, Unknown Baseband after Jelly Bean update Hello again. Not sure if anyone is still keeping tabs on this thread, but I discovered something else about this issue that I hope someone can shed some light on. As stated earlier, I'm talking about issues I had when updating my NS4G to...

Thanks for the response jean15paul. Yeah, it's frustrating to see conflicting info, and more bizarre when you have two methods that work. For me, I flashed using the unique radio partition names ("radio" for LTE, and "radio-cdma" for the other). One of these days, when I get bored, I will try...

Paul, That might be what I read before. Are you saying that, as far as you know, you'd flash both radios with "fastboot flash radio <radioname>.img"? (and just flash the CDMA one first). If that's true, it appears there are a couple of different ways to do it....either flash cdma first, or...

Thanks for the response. I was able to find the thread over on XDA that has the images, so this morning I flashed the FH05 radios (and again wiped the cache), then rebooted, and everything seems good. Both radios are at FH05 now. Regarding flashing of the radio files....I found it interesting...

I upgraded to the Sprint Galaxy Nexus yesterday. Being smart, I went ahead and unlocked the bootloader via fastboot before ever booting the phone. Activated the new phone, booted the phone, got started setting it up, and later flashed CWM, and then SuperUser. Everything was working tip-top...

Re: No Service, Unknown Baseband after Jelly Bean update Ok..."Good", as in "good i'm not crazy", not "good that google goofed". I was just about to add that, the same night I got the "goofed" files, I went in search of the radio file, and downloaded it from here; (RADIOS) **SPRINT** CDMA...

Re: No Service, Unknown Baseband after Jelly Bean update Ok, not sure if anyone is following this at all anymore, but I confirmed something quite strange (read my first post to understand my initial problem). So I downloaded the factory images for 4.1.1 on October 3. I kept the original TAR...

Re: No Service, Unknown Baseband after Jelly Bean update Anyone...? Sorry if I over-explained my problem. I suspect that the WiFi tether fix is what broke my cell service, and I'll consider that a moot point now. The bigger issue, now, is that I am unable to successfully restore my phone...

Re: No Service, Unknown Baseband after Jelly Bean update Did Google include the wrong radio file with the NS4G Jelly Bean factory images?

Having serious problem, can't seem to find solution. Was running ICS, rooted, with WiFi tether fix, and CWM Recovery. Was unable to update OTA to Jelly Bean. I came across a thread explaining that the update would fail if you were running anything other than stock recovery, so I flashed the...