Lol.ok.are you gonna try itCrap....yes! you are correct! I dunno why I had Band 20 floating around in my head this whole time. Yes, Band 13 is for USA Verizon (not Band 20).
Lol.ok.are you gonna try itCrap....yes! you are correct! I dunno why I had Band 20 floating around in my head this whole time. Yes, Band 13 is for USA Verizon (not Band 20).
Im wondering the same thingAlso is it safe to use the QCN of A3003 with the A3000?
Also is it safe to use the QCN of A3003 with the A3000?
Hmmm....What is the difference between A3000 and A3003?Im wondering the same thing
The only thing i know is ones american and the others notHmmm....What is the difference between A3000 and A3003?
Not necessarily. The A3000 is the North American model and then there is the slightly different variant still with the same A3000 model number that is China model. the A3003 is the Europe / Asia modelThe only thing i know is ones american and the others not
A3003 is Europe/Asia model. North America and China shared the same model number which is A3000Not necessarily. The A3000 is the North American model and then there is the slightly different variant still with the same A3000 model number that is Europe / Asia model. the A3003 is the China model
Whoops, editedA3003 is Europe/Asia model. North America and China shared the same model number which is A3000
Actually, the A3003 is the European model, and there are two variants of the A3000, one for China, and one for the United States. The difference between the two are the bands that it supports. Also, the Chinese A3000 comes with HydrogenOS, however I don't think all Chinese A3000 variants come with H2OS because mine is a Chinese A3000, and it came with OOS.Not necessarily. The A3000 is the North American model and then there is the slightly different variant still with the same A3000 model number that is Europe / Asia model. the A3003 is the China model
Whoops, edited
(edited my previous post)Actually, the A3003 is the European model, and there are two variants of the A3000, one for China, and one for the United States. The difference between the two are the bands that it supports. Also, the Chinese A3000 comes with HydrogenOS, however I don't think all Chinese A3000 variants come with H2OS because mine is a Chinese A3000, and it came with OOS.
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Didnt know thatNot necessarily. The A3000 is the North American model and then there is the slightly different variant still with the same A3000 model number that is China model. the A3003 is the Europe / Asia model
So will the a3003 qcn work on the a300Didnt know that
I assume you would need the a3000 one, but I haven't tested so im not sureDidnt know that
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So will the a3003 qcn work on the a300
Ok thanks for the quick response.i might kniw how to back up the a300 qcnI assume you would need the a3000 one, but I haven't tested so im not sure
Fact is,Also is it safe to use the QCN of A3003 with the A3000?
Like I said, I can. I just need to know howFact is,
Am using A3003 QCN as a base on my A3000 CN now,
Reason why i do so, is because A3003 has broadest band available, so that it theoritically also will have more NV value configured into it,
I used to try to do the unlocking process using standard A3000 QCN, and it wont connect to the network, some config must be missing
One thing you have to take note is, that it will remove CDMA capability from the phone,
In case you still need CDMA, please add it back in DFS bands section
If anyone here can provide the A3000 US QCN, i might try to see the result using it as a base
Am afraid that the config might be different,Will this work on the 3T? Have the US version, need the Asian bands.
You can use this trick here : http://cellphonetrackers.org/change-imei-number-snapdragon-device.htmlLike I said, I can. I just need to know how