Wan to ask, since some uncovered that N4 really have the LTE chip, and need to configure some settings to turn it on, any idea if the LTE chip band will support the LTE bands we have in Malaysia next year?

Wan to ask, since some uncovered that N4 really have the LTE chip, and need to configure some settings to turn it on, any idea if the LTE chip band will support the LTE bands we have in Malaysia next year?

Oh darn, oh well I don't think LTE will take off for another 2-3 years...that time Nexus 4.1 or 4.2 should support our LTE already

Yeap... Sony changed their stance to AOSP and hacker friendly right before their acquisition of Ericsson, hopefully they would continue this. In fact now, unlocking bootloaders, flashing kernels as rom installations are almost as easy as redsnow jb for apple devices.

After that read, I'm definitely staying away from Samsung devices.



This post has been edited by SnoWFisH: Dec 17 2012, 12:01 PM

Hmmm
Let's say I am in US, I order the phone and use it for about a year then i want to continue to use it when im back in malaysia, do i still need to apply for sirim sticker for the 1 year old phone?

Hmmm does this mean if i fly to US, order 10 units of N4, pack into my baggage and bawa balik, no need to apply for SIRIM at all?

I think to be safe, ask that someone to throw away the box, and scatter all the contents as if its a used unit.

Sony actually now actively involve CM especially in kernel development, hey they even released their own tool for hackers to unlock the bootloaders. That's there's many Sony ROMS that has very good stability. Even Mini CM10 is available for my Xperia X8 which only has 128MB of RAM!

I wonder the $$$ given to kastam will be more expensive than sirim sticker or not lol

Yeap, that's precisely the only reason im still holding on to my xperia phone. But now the display is flickering .

The 3rd party tool to unlock bootloader pretty good too. Just click 1 button gao dim

official LG price?