Here's the twist - Because it has a locked bootloader, all you can get at this time is a custom ROM and recovery. This is not a problem for a lot of people, as they don't need (yet) an overclocking kernel for a phone that's pretty damned fast.
However, Verizon is planning to release an OTA late October/early November timeframe. One of the features in this update is supposed to be better 3G/4G handoffs. That's not the ROM, that's the baseband, and with a locked bootloader, I don't think you're gonna be able to get that once rooted.
So, if you want to root now AND get this baseband update in the OTA (among other fixes), you'll need to:
However, Verizon is planning to release an OTA late October/early November timeframe. One of the features in this update is supposed to be better 3G/4G handoffs. That's not the ROM, that's the baseband, and with a locked bootloader, I don't think you're gonna be able to get that once rooted.
So, if you want to root now AND get this baseband update in the OTA (among other fixes), you'll need to:
- Root and set up your phone the way you want now
- When the OTA arrives,
- Restore your phone back to its original condition and unroot
- Apply the OTA
- (possibly) Wait for workarounds to the probable patching of the exploit that allowed you to root in the first place
- Re-root and set up again