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I have the .09 version that I just got last week. I am on my second one and was hoping to get a .10. Is anyone with the .10 having connection problems?
I have .09. I've had some issues. Mostly at home and a FEW other places that I've always had a bad connection. Only time it's bothered me being streaming netflix to my TV. gfs bionic never had to buffer. My gnex does. Im hoping updates will do enough to clear it up. This is the biggest reason im seriously considering root and trying out 4.0.4.
vr .09 and .10 is not a baseband. its a model version. .10 is the newer model/hardware version. it could be as simple as changing a sticker, or as big as a higher binned processor/ better radio/different screen/anything.
vr .09 and .10 is not a baseband. its a model version. .10 is the newer model version. it could be as simple as changing a sticker, or as big as a higher binned processor/ better radio/different screen/anything.
From what I've come to understand it's a different hardware package. Although that's just from online feedback from users, and what they experience. Compared my own.
I am on .10 phone is perfect. I had 2 .09 phone both dropped calls and data. Also the .09 ate my battery much faster.
I kept the nexus phone because it seemed to be head and shoulder better than my first 2. I noticed the difference with in 10 minutes
I am on .10 phone is perfect. I had 2 .09 phone both dropped calls and data. Also the .09 ate my battery much faster.
I kept the nexus phone because it seemed to be head and shoulder better than my first 2. I noticed the difference with in 10 minutes
Hmm...we need to get lots of feedback on this. I'm on .09 and have had some issues with LTE in fringe areas. Can we get a poll going:
A) .09 no issues
B) .09 issues
C) .10 no issues
D). .10 issues
^^^ something to that effect. Its obviously much more complicated than just issues vs. No issues, but this could at least give an initial indication of the hardware differences.
We need a .10 and a .09 side by side and check dbm. Five sets of this would be great. I work with a guy who will be sending his .09 back for data issues and if he gets a .10 I will check.