Good afternoon and Merry Christmas to you all!
I'm sure we are all very pleased as well as displeased at the very same time with the jailbreak released by Evad3rs this week. The communication between Evad3rs and other developers, such as Jay Freeman (Saurik) has presented us jailbreakers with a win/lose situation with the jailbreak as many functions us jailbreakers have become accustomed to over the past years are not yet available to us. I do see that this is being handled proactively by some developers and since the jailbreak release for 7.0.4, there have been a steady flow of updates every day since and I think things are on the right track. Patience is a virtue!
Now, onto my question...
I know there are some 'tinkerers' amongst us and I haven't had an opportunity to test the proverbial 'waters' with things, so I'm quite sure someone has beat me to the punch here, but has anybody figured out a way to augment Sprint's atrocious data speeds by successfully replacing a Sprint PRL with a Verizon PRL which permits LTE connectivity? I live in an area such as most of us do where Sprint's antenna network is still under development and construction and even with the booster I had to pry from Sprint's hands just to be able to use my phone in my home, my data speeds are lousy-at-best.
I have done some research on this but information is vague. If anybody has found the proper carrier list from Verizon we could invoke to improve our data speeds / availability, I certainly would be interested in those.
Since the potential for this thread to become quite popular amongst us 'tweakers', I will clarify that modification to a PRL will force a user to roam on a different network and IS in violation of your terms of service (TOS). Your carrier may suspend your service indefinitely with or without warning if you choose to invoke this PRL forcing you to roam. If at any time you wish to remove the forced roam package from your iDevice and revert back to Sprint PRLs to avert any negative attention from Sprint, it's as simple as calling ##UPDATE# from your phone and permitting the programming to complete.
Now that we have the semantics out of the way, has anybody looked into this? If so, does anybody have the proper carrier.prl we could use to achieve this? If so, please post!
Merry Christmas, all!
I'm sure we are all very pleased as well as displeased at the very same time with the jailbreak released by Evad3rs this week. The communication between Evad3rs and other developers, such as Jay Freeman (Saurik) has presented us jailbreakers with a win/lose situation with the jailbreak as many functions us jailbreakers have become accustomed to over the past years are not yet available to us. I do see that this is being handled proactively by some developers and since the jailbreak release for 7.0.4, there have been a steady flow of updates every day since and I think things are on the right track. Patience is a virtue!
Now, onto my question...
I know there are some 'tinkerers' amongst us and I haven't had an opportunity to test the proverbial 'waters' with things, so I'm quite sure someone has beat me to the punch here, but has anybody figured out a way to augment Sprint's atrocious data speeds by successfully replacing a Sprint PRL with a Verizon PRL which permits LTE connectivity? I live in an area such as most of us do where Sprint's antenna network is still under development and construction and even with the booster I had to pry from Sprint's hands just to be able to use my phone in my home, my data speeds are lousy-at-best.
I have done some research on this but information is vague. If anybody has found the proper carrier list from Verizon we could invoke to improve our data speeds / availability, I certainly would be interested in those.
Since the potential for this thread to become quite popular amongst us 'tweakers', I will clarify that modification to a PRL will force a user to roam on a different network and IS in violation of your terms of service (TOS). Your carrier may suspend your service indefinitely with or without warning if you choose to invoke this PRL forcing you to roam. If at any time you wish to remove the forced roam package from your iDevice and revert back to Sprint PRLs to avert any negative attention from Sprint, it's as simple as calling ##UPDATE# from your phone and permitting the programming to complete.
Now that we have the semantics out of the way, has anybody looked into this? If so, does anybody have the proper carrier.prl we could use to achieve this? If so, please post!
Merry Christmas, all!