Poll: Which Radio Code Is Best For VZW 9530?

[stevealb]

Which radio code is best for reception, accelerometer functioning, and overall stability?

.103
.109
.113
.122

[olta777]

Check out the OS poll thread.

http://forums.crackberry.com/f132/9530-official-poll-os-do-you-use-like-211608/

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[stevealb]

I'm not asking about the entire OS, but rather the radio code specifically. I searched and did not find this question posed.

[olta777]

Well people are running a certain OS because of the radio code. Some switch java.

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[manofice]

i'm running .114 os not sure what radio version that has

[olta777]

If you are not running a hybrid, then you have .114 radio.

Originally Posted by manofice

i'm running .114 os not sure what radio version that has

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[gnh5002]

i have no complaints about .122 radio...college campus though so we always have 5 bars here even with a POS phone

[kdjayo]

I just installed the .90 radio code for fixing the colorbanding issue so i could see sexy color again

and i am running the .131 operating system otherwise with every other file.


and it works perfffectly so far (only 2 days but whatev)

[manofice]

Originally Posted by olta777

If you are not running a hybrid, then you have .114 radio.



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I'm running .114 v3 hyrbid

[stormerman]

.122 my god people know that this means service and not just how fast this is right?

[olta777]

That's what I was trying to tell you, that if people use a certain OS, it is because of the radio, and if they change the radio, it changes platform, and they usually specify it.

Originally Posted by stormerman

.122 my god people know that this means service and not just how fast this is right?

[stevealb]

Originally Posted by olta777

That's what I was trying to tell you, that if people use a certain OS, it is because of the radio, and if they change the radio, it changes platform, and they usually specify it.

Do the java files from one build affect the performance of the radio file from another build? For example, would the .122 radio file behave differently, such as dropping more calls or accelerometer not operating as smoothly, if it had the .131 java files vs its original .122 java files?

[olta777]

I believe civic and others confirmed that those features are dependent on the sfi file. If there is a difference, it's very minimal, or may be a complete placebo effect. I tried all leaks and all hybrids and went back to straight .122. No one know what they are doing to the OS when they are messing with files. That may be creating more bugs. They files are made to work with each other and even if you shrink or change them out, you may put stability at risk. Hope this helps.

Originally Posted by stevealb

Do the java files from one build affect the performance of the radio file from another build? For example, would the .122 radio file behave differently, such as dropping more calls or accelerometer not operating as smoothly, if it had the .131 java files vs its original .122 java files?

[stevealb]

Originally Posted by olta777

I believe civic and others confirmed that those features are dependent on the sfi file. If there is a difference, it's very minimal, or may be a complete placebo effect. I tried all leaks and all hybrids and went back to straight .122. No one know what they are doing to the OS when they are messing with files. That may be creating more bugs. They files are made to work with each other and even if you shrink or change them out, you may put stability at risk. Hope this helps.

I suspected as much, but I was asking about the reverse relationship as well. Do the java files impact the sfi file as well?