2.11.605.9 Radio

[recDNA]

It took me a while to summon up the stones to install a custom ROM and Kernel, and now that I have I am SOO happy I did. I highly recommend it. Random reboots are a thing of the distant past for me, and performance is soo much better.
I'm just now reading about these new radios so I'm probably going to load this tonight. I get good signal in most places but my office is pretty much a dead zone for all carriers (the building itself, outside is great). So if new radio's give me just a bit of an edge, I'm all for it.

Please let us know.if new radios make a difference.

 

[FrankXS]

Please let us know.if new radios make a difference.

I have not had one single instance of "no data" since the 605.9 OTA update with the new radios. I travel from 3G to 4G areas virtually every day and have had very fast (almost instant, I guess) switching. I'm very happy with 'em. I would be willing to bet that these current TBolt radios are the best of any 4G radios in any device right now. If it matters, I'm set at the factory default of eHRPD.

-Frank

 

[Green_Laser]

so here's an interesting thought I had about this new radio. (i'm still on .5 and not on .9 yet).
And this is only a thought, so please correct my thought process if wrong.

the question:
if i'm rooted via revolutionary, and if I upgrade my radio to new radio .9, i should still be able to unroot via revolutionary (if I had to for some reason).
I'm thinking, it's not the new radio file itself which was blocking users from gaining root on a nonrooted phone, it was other junk in the OTA that is patching up the exploit, correct?

for instance, to be able to gain root via revolutionary, be on software (which includes radio file) .5 and not .9, though, to unroot is still/should still be ok, no matter the radio file i would be on correct?
(revolutionary wouldnt need me to bring my radio back to .5 from .9 to unroot correct?)

sorry if the questions sound confusing.