Seven Band LTE Chip Revealed in Nexus 4 Teardown by iFixit

In the year and ½ that I'm still on contract with Verizon, I can get the hardware needed to do that since I'm already thinking on destroying 2 (maybe 3) phones just to carry out my experiment.
The software part is when it gets complicated, but I believe in devs.

But I agree with you, keeping a secret nowadays is one of the hardest things in the tech world.

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Originally Posted by Asgard

In the year and ½ that I'm still on contract with Verizon, I can get the hardware needed to do that since I'm already thinking on destroying 2 (maybe 3) phones just to carry out my experiment.
The software part is when it gets complicated, but I believe in devs.

But I agree with you, keeping a secret nowadays is one of the hardest things in the tech world.

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I bid you good luck brave sir lol I feel the hardware may not be compatible, but only you will know that answer lol have at it.

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Originally Posted by Asgard

In the year and ½ that I'm still on contract with Verizon, I can get the hardware needed to do that since I'm already thinking on destroying 2 (maybe 3) phones just to carry out my experiment.
The software part is when it gets complicated, but I believe in devs.

But I agree with you, keeping a secret nowadays is one of the hardest things in the tech world.

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If you do it, please video blog it so we can watch the evolution! :)

I thought the same things when reading the article. "So, why not hardware mod the damn thing?" I know devs for other phones have done way bigger tasks than bringing up a radio. Of course I'm talking about what could be done, not anything I'm going to do or even if it would be practical to do. DIY modding a franken-nexus over to Verizon does seem mighty attractive though, theoretically.