Nexus One Users Reporting Increased 3G Speeds With New Radio

by Chris Moor
tagged 3G, Android, baseband, nexus one, speed

A new radio coming out of a Korean ROM seems to be having a positive impact on some of the users over at the XDA Dev Forums. After the install one user who before averaged around 300kbps, had constantly climbing and stable speeds reaching as far up as over 3Mbps, even while tethering. The new baseband version is 32.41.00.32U_5.08.00.04 and can be flashed on any Nexus One phone according to the posters. Do any of you have a N1 and has this helped increase your speeds? We would love to hear and see some screen shots of the awesome speed increase.

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Comments

http://www.twitter.com/sheanz Sean Brantley

I’m eager to hear from AT&T users. Those on T-Mobile and Vodafone have flashed without issue and experienced higher speeds. Anywhere from 2+Mb/s.
http://www.facebook.com/kennyamr Kenny Montenegro

Well, I didn’t intall this new “radio” but I manually updated my Adobe Flash App and since the first moment after the upgrade… my internet is flying! I tested it and I got 2Mb down / 1.8Mb up
new

Kenny any details how to update adobe flash. Htc desire froyo
http://www.facebook.com/kennyamr Kenny Montenegro

I’m not sure but I think it’s only for Nexus owners (for now) it will be available for other phones soon! Anyway… try just looking for “Flash 10.1…” in the Android Market. There is an Adobe Reader App too! and and Adobe Air is on the way!!! Exciting, huh?
Andrew

@ new. HTC included the flash update with froyo, so you don’t need to download it separately.