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Our friend AJ sent this to me today as I had been asking him about SVDO as some had mentioned it would only work after NV was deployed and over 1x advanced...   here is what he said:      

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Like this evolte droid someone did over at android forums. Just wanted to give credit where credit is due in case you can't read it in the watermark. But this was done by novox77. I think it would be

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Tell them that LTE stands for "limited edition" and that they better hurry up and get theirs before LTE is sold out.     AJ

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The new radio you mentioned was on the update. I am just trying to figure out what we got.

Well we got updated radio software, a new kernel, sense stability improvements and something about hd voice.

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Paynefanbro Member Level: LTE Advanced

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Chrome is now preloaded onto the device. LTE connectivity is better to me, but it might be placebo. I actually think it obit be a preparation update for the 4.2 update. I haven't made a call to anyone with an HD Voice capable device yet though.

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WiWavelength Member Level: LTE Advanced

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I am undue basement of my school anging on to a -118dbm signal.

 

Hello, "undue basement."

 

You... ...ignal is ...reaking u...

 

:P

 

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I am undue basement...

 

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gameaddict8 Member Level: 1x Advanced

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LTE is definitely better. I am undue basement of my school anging on to a -118dbm signal. Before my phone would just drop down to EHRPD. I'm so happy.

 

I'll have to do more testing to see if the radio is better. I wonder why it took so long to improve this. 17 months later htc?

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Terrell352 Member Level: LTE Advanced

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Agreed LTE got better and 3g signal increased by alot. In a doctors today for my son and the update showed up there. 3g inside is normally 113-118dbm often going to 1x I went outside since I get a 108dbm LTE signal and did the update which took about 8 mins to download. I went back in and while LTE still could penetrate 3g was a consistent 98-105dbm and I couldn't believe it. LTE has also improved but only by maybe 2-4dbm at best.

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Terrell352 Member Level: LTE Advanced

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I don't see a difference. I flashed the new firmware but haven't updated to a ROM with the new base. So I may not be able to see the difference yet.

 

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If I can get even the faintest lte signal in my home it will confirm that LTE was improved although at my job I get great LTE outside but inside I get terrible everything. Now im getting LTE that actually hangs in there for a good 5-10 instead of 1 min before going back to ehrpd. 3G signal strength seem to be the most improved by far while voice doesn't seem to have changed at all. The fact that my 3G signal strength is now consistently better than my voice signal in proof enough to me. Now I should be able to hold out for the G2 without me pulling my hair out because of the craptastic radio in the EVO LTE. Android 4.2.2 and Sense 5 would really make me shut up tho but I doubt I will see that before the launch of the G2.

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Paynefanbro Member Level: LTE Advanced

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Same here. That 4.2 update with Sense 5 would keep me quiet for a while. I honestly think that this might've been a preparation update for 4.2 because it put Chrome, and Google Play Games as default apps now. It might lessen the amount of work needed for the 4.2 update for this phone. And has anyone tried out HD Voice?

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UCFKnight Member Level: 3G EVDO

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Same here. That 4.2 update with Sense 5 would keep me quiet for a while. I honestly think that this might've been a preparation update for 4.2 because it put Chrome, and Google Play Games as default apps now. It might lessen the amount of work needed for the 4.2 update for this phone. And has anyone tried out HD Voice?

I know its on by default but I haven't noticed a change in the voice quality so far. Data connection appears to be the same. If Sprint gets the Nexus 5 in store I am not waiting for HTC to decide whether they want to upgrade us or not, I'm jumping.

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I know its on by default but I haven't noticed a change in the voice quality so far. Data connection appears to be the same. If Sprint gets the Nexus 5 in store I am not waiting for HTC to decide whether they want to upgrade us or not, I'm jumping.

You sure data is the same on your end? You might want to test that theory like I just did

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Same here. That 4.2 update with Sense 5 would keep me quiet for a while. I honestly think that this might've been a preparation update for 4.2 because it put Chrome, and Google Play Games as default apps now. It might lessen the amount of work needed for the 4.2 update for this phone. And has anyone tried out HD Voice?

Nope I think only HTC ONE to HTC ONE, EVO to EVO and HTC ONE to HTC EVO calls will use hd voice.

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But even people on XDA noticed a radio improvement. IN fact, most of the things I've read, have said that the radio has been improved. Is the negation by 2 people enough to say it wasn't fixed?

People say that about PRL updates too.

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