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  1. When I bought the nexus 5 I figured it would get a quick update due to it being a Nexus. Oh well... I still think it is a battery issue. If they can't get that under control, I'm not sure if they'll release it. A phone that works for only 6 hours is a paper weight.

    I left my phone off the charger last night, it had been on for about 20hrs and was down to 76%

    Use greenify app

     

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  2. How do you get to band priorities, just activated my phone...

     

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    Highly recommend signal check pro, there's a Dialer code and the program has shortcuts to everything. Click on data and you can go to lte and enter your msl and edit the priorities then the phone reboots

     

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  3. Yep.

    As far as the 30 day comment I wouldnt doubt it's that close but I haven't heard it personally. With how they've changed online and telesales so drastically in the last few weeks I believe it will happen soon.

    So I upgraded 2 lines to nexus 5, but the iPhone lines want to wait until the next version... So when they upgrade they would kick the whole plan into framily?

    Honestly, I've been a big sprint fan

    , but if they start doing the same tiered stuff as the other evil two then what keeps me on sprint?

     

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  4. you restart afterwards so it boots into the normal boot file. The boot.IMG isn't flashed but just a temp boot code. Its not permanent. Idr the differences. They all worked the same in my area. Just enabled the scanning of different area 800 sid which helped me connect as Ericsson set the 1x800 here to one in Washington state

    Just wanted to say thanks for the Prl advice, did it last night and sat on 800mhz all day, and by Windows I get lte

    Thanks!

     

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  5. yeah I'm on a premier sponsor prl. Just used qpst

    What's the difference between the premier and regular Prl?

     

    Is there any adverse consequences to flashing the boot. IMG of the g2 onto a nexus 5?

    Thanks

     

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  6. I wouldn't mind a little more (or some/any) penetration in my house. {insert witty pun here}

    While the radio is much better than my gs3, i miss digiblurs Prl prioritizing 800. I find the signal is just strong enough so it bounces back between CDMA and 800mhz in my concrete building

     

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    Did you have to do anything special to connect to b41?

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    Yes you need to enable the bands in the engineering screen, need to know your msl
    Should be in the email sprint sent you when activating (they call it activation code, it's 6 digits)

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  8. I hope the update for Spark happens before mine ships on the 7th. 32G black. I stopped by the closest Sprint corporate store and no sim but it was painless getting one shipped and it should beat the phone by a couple weeks.

     

    Sent from my SPH-L900

    The question is will the spark update (which I assume we'll have a new baseband?) perform as well as .15 does?

     

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  9. Did the calls actually fail? Or did you just grow impatient and redial? Outgoing calls on e/CSFB devices connected to LTE often take 15-20 seconds to initiate because of the fallback to CDMA1X. Conversely, incoming calls on e/CSFB devices connected to LTE can ring several seconds earlier.

     

    AJ

    On my Nexus 5, it sits on lte and cdma goes through a different non lte tower. Takes an instant to call out, although sometimes after takes a while to pick up a tower after ending a call

     

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  10. has anyone noticed it taking a considerable amount of time to reconnect to LTE after a phone call?  I'm sitting on LTE, make a call, drops to 1x on a close tower for the call, then takes 30sec or more for the radio to connect to either tower again.

     

    This happened tonight in a completely different location too

     

    on .15

  11. I called while connected to b41 and it sent the call to the closest 1x site. This was from a non co located site too

    was this on an ecsfb site?  So if you're on .15 connected to band 41 on a non-ecsfb upgraded site you can't receive calls but you can still call out?  Did i sum that up right?

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  12. I've had a hunch that .15 had spark enabled for testing but got disabled in the .17/.23 updates for whatever reason. Thanks! If some more people could flash the .15 baseband to Double check.

     

    Edit: if possible try for screenshots too!

    So is the consensus ...?

    .15 like .17 but with band 41 and 26 but doesn't detect lack of ecsfb...meaning trouble with calls

    .17 holds fringe LTE on 25 but no 26/41

    .23 best for calls

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  13. I think the .23 baseband lets go of a fringe LTE signal in order to drop back to EVDO/1X to more reliably receive phone calls. I know mine will hold onto a -123dBm signal and I'll get lots of voicemails without the phone ever having rung.

    Flashed .15 and it grabs the LTE tower far away from me with a signal of -120dbm.  .23 occasionally connects to it, but mostly sits on the 3g only tower 1 mile from me

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