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Ahh, I actually hadn't realized Android was largely using two versions instead of putting the double radio chips in that handle both.
by gte910h 14y ago
Ahh, I actually hadn't realized Android was largely using two versions instead of putting the double radio chips in that handle both.
- contingencies 14y agoI believe there is a separate baseband firmware (drives radio chip) to the system firmware (Android; drives UI and operating system). My impression is that, in normal cases, the former is loaded in the factory and is never altered, and Android applications essentially view the network through a cellular-protocol-agnostic API.