Felix619

Back when i had Evo LTE up until March, i was one of the few who updated and unfortunately got stuck to s-on for a longer period of time then this came along called DirtyRacun, same team that got s-off using Panda here is direct link for DirtyRacun, read instructions, make sure u have the right system before trying, so like i said read instructions http://unlimited.io/jewel.htm *Edit= I noticed they removed windows 7 and 32bit system requirements and you must have Ubuntu 12.04 (and newer) 32bit [so basically you have to make a livecd of Ubuntu 12.04 32bit] here is another option that was under original android development on EVO LTE on xda [s-Off] Facepalm S-Off for HTC Evo 4g LTE (but looks harder than dirtyracun) or better advice move on from this phone since its known for poor radio/signal performance... the new HTC One is awesome or try something new like a S3, S4, or Note 2, all of these are great phones and in my opinion better than my old Evo LTE...,hope this helps

day 2 with being on ma7 again, and results the same, the mc2 modem for my phone didnt play so well

your right, it is not official LTE market and most is just testing so far for me on my note 2, it has made a difference on getting LTE and holding onto LTE signal going up and down highway 5 from airport to imperial beach.....sensorly maps pick up more than twice 4G counts on MA7 vs the new MC2...but it depends per note 2. and i learned from Digi PRL has nothing to do with getting better signal or not LOL cant blame it on PRL im definitely learning a lot and noticing the lil things

Aiight, here's a question for you Note 2 users MA7 vs LK8 vs MC2 modems? any one here from southern california have any recommendations? Reason i asked i recently upgraded to MC2 i get less 4G LTE in San Diego, i kinda feel like its Evo LTE all over again LOL so perhaps wondering about others here experience with modems of Note 2, i am definitely going back to MA7 modem because i hate to change between too many times to avoid doing something wrong

aiight cool well i learned something new!

ok found it, do i update here or in a private message

me too found this and imma try this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2164620

on the note 2, is it the same location as other phones, root of phone, data/local

i went on sprint site and got this piece of info source= http://community.sprint.com/baw/community/buzzaboutwireless/phones-and-devices/samsung/samsung_galaxy_note_ii/blog/2013/04/17/samsung-galaxy-note-ii-software-updates

Today I got an alert for new update Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 using Tapatalk 2

imma noob, its what i would of done since im coming from HTC devices LOL i blame it on HTC on the side note, i got my note 2, i was still on older version, 4.1.1, so first thing i did was rooted and load twrp, then updated my baseband

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Hey John you loaded any roms on your Note 2?

yeah on the its page, its been updated to work on Samsung Devices, it was originating made for Tegra3 processors

it was pushed out to my phone, i was actually looking at the new playstore but i figured i wait, as soon as i open my play store to my suprised it was updated i was like cause i was looking up the game Horn, mentioned up above, thought it was free game lol

I was going to check out the game horn when my play store got updated Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 using Tapatalk 2

aiight i have a question, i noticed there is alot of Roms for Sprint note 2, most are based on MA7, from my understanding that its sprint version radio update, now if i were to try to load Jellybomb based on LK8, would that affect the Note 2's services like signal, sms, mms, and net?

if they do ill stick with my note 2 for a longer time maybe for s5 or note 4

yeah second that about the note 3 coming out later this year and most likely with the octa core version too watch just like what happen with S3 and Note 2, only good thing im up for upgrade as early as december 31, 2013 just incase i go bananas LOL

with samsung devices, trust me its much easier than HTC, I did a big mistake, i took its first update and it updated its hboot, which is needed to unlock the phone to update radio after rooting it. I was able to root it but had to wait a 3 or 4 months before they came out with a easy unlocking method(DirtyRacun), not as easy as my note 2 but easier than all those multiple steps doing it by hand adb commands, needing to use linyx in order to complete. one reason i rooted my galaxy note 2, is because i wanted to move app data from evo lte into note 2, like saved game data from games, my car maintenance reminders, etc...oh and my text messages as well all in one shot LOL but i havent loaded a custom rom on this phone, "why break the phone if it isnt broken" so imma hold off on loading a custom rom when this phone just works how it should be. the processor on s4 is way faster, but my note 2 is just fast enough, if u want more speed and still holding off u can wait to compare the both.... as far with my note 2, i am very happy customer and will be for remainder of this year

yeah i was in same perspective and i said screw it, i like bigger screen and i know note 2 comes with great battery performance off the bat. Its true u hardy use the s-pen but everything else just works off the bat. I still havent loaded a custom rom, but i have Rooted and put TWRP on it.

for mine, its stock & rooted with TWRP and 64GB MicroSD card class 10 from SanDisk and just works great and I'm assuming how it should be LOL

ahh i see many thanks!