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@ofiaich couple of nice photos there

Well I've been on the latest update for just over a day now and I must say so far this is a massive improvement over the first jellybean release, so far I'm really pleased, I just need to test it through the day at work today
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Posted: 2013-04-22 10:23:46
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Is this the generic UK release - Did you get it from PC Companion?

Still waiting for mine to show up - What is your customisation number?

Thanks
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Posted: 2013-04-22 15:47:20
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Wow, the photos are nice. Does anyone know when AT&T will release this update on the TL?
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Posted: 2013-04-22 16:48:29
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No it's not the official UK one, I flashed the one from xda but apparently it's now available via PCC for the UK, typical if I had only waited another day lol
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Posted: 2013-04-22 19:52:09
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@Del,
Thank you, Just kept my phone for update
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Posted: 2013-04-22 21:44:58
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Would we gain anything by going back to the UK version del?
I'm happy with what I have but like to keep it as close as I can to stock if I can?
Baseband maybe?
I'm using the one with the firmware that was on XDA.
And if I do that what an I gaining with baseband?
Chris.
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Posted: 2013-04-23 02:50:00
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Hi mate, tbh I'm not sure what we gain by just flashing the baseband, but once an ftf is available I think I'll give it a go just to see if it's as good as this one, let's face it if it's not I can just flash back
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Posted: 2013-04-23 07:55:55
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That's what I was thinking to be honest mate.
Hopefully it will be identical. Also apparently I was looking on the xda site and it seems that there is going to to be a .141 coming out very soon.
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Posted: 2013-04-23 08:17:00
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If you're using stock FWs then you should stick with the baseband that came with that FW. They will be designed to work with each other. Flashing different basebands comes into play if you're using custom ROMs that were built around different basebands or if you really want to use a modified baseband. The baseband is not specific to a region so that also won't be an issue.

When it comes to gaining anything from having the FW for your region the only thing to gain are the region specific add-on apps. e.g. the Middle East FW has an Arabic language app market, the Chinese FW has Baidu built-in instead of Google etc. In the UK Sony used to preload the iPlayer app and the Champions League app. The stock applications are standardised and won't be any different no matter which region FW you flash (with the exception of Chinese FWs which don't have ANY of the Google apps installed, not even the Play Store).
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Posted: 2013-04-23 09:10:26
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Ah thanks @Ricky D, I thought so but wasn't quite sure about the radio frequencies between different regions ect, but so far this central European firmware I'm using from xda is working well
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Posted: 2013-04-23 10:13:19
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