Only if it uses the exact same radio hardware and all the source code for both phone's radios are released. I don't know for a fact, but I doubt the radio firmware is open source.jarnoldsr said:
Only if it uses the exact same radio hardware and all the source code for both phone's radios are released. I don't know for a fact, but I doubt the radio firmware is open source.jarnoldsr said:With each new release i test pretty thoroughly the radios hoping to see an improvement. I must say it has improved since the release but they are a long way from being fixed. I have no noticeable difference between W and Q. I still am loosing LTE even when my signal is strong and slow switching back once it did. Reboot always seems to fix it for a bit. A friend bought a bionic and it holds on to LTE without bouncing off even with a low signal aka when when 2 bars. Is there any way we can take a look at Motorolas software and see what they did?
We can break the radios out, but it's just binary packages. Untar the Odin file and find the cpmodem.bin and ltemodem.bin files, and that's what we're getting. I think the code itself is closed, but I could be mistaken, and I'd really like to know if I am, because that would be some interesting code to inspect.jarnoldsr said:I just seen they could separate the radios from these leaks and i am not sure but i believe the radios are Verizons but i could be wrong and i am not sure how much they have broken down the bionic since the bootloader is locked