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Jawk 21 jul.
any plans for Android version(s)?
Ute Elisabeth 21 jul.
If you would be forced to chose whether you use an off-the-shelf iPhone, Android or Windows Phone - which would you prefer and why?
Feryat Ben 21 jul.
Android'i bırakmalarına şaşırmadım.
Comrade Weez 21 jul.
Nice work. Thanks for this.
Ryan Lackey 21 jul.
Would be cool if you could do the ultrasonic noise microphone-bug defeat thing too. (not sure if patented)
Jake Hamby 21 jul.
. Since this is a mockup, it could apply to any phone. Android antenna test points are easy to find.
Jake Hamby 21 jul.
. I'm glad they used an iPhone for the example because other smartphones will be even easier to mod.
Jake Hamby 21 jul.
. e.g. you can pry the back cover off of a Nexus 5 and access the antennas with snap-on patch cables.
Jake Hamby 21 jul.
. This is excellent work. Baseband UART traffic for GPS is for A-GPS. Monitoring the GPS amplifier should work.
Jake Hamby 21 jul.
. Having worked on Android telephony, Apple seems a bit more secure having their baseband on a separate chip.
Jake Hamby 21 jul.
. it's good to read from an independent source that iPhone airplane mode really does turn off the baseband CPU.
Jake Hamby 21 jul.
. it's difficult to find Android phones with physically separate app & baseband CPUs. Snapdragon is all-in-one.
Jake Hamby 21 jul.
. out of curiosity, have you tried to decode the BB UART traffic? Is it SPI bus? libqmi library may be helpful.
Aswini S 22 jul.
Good! 👍 Nice to see something useful. 😊
Sergio Romero ♪♬♬♪ 22 jul.
Any hopes you'll develop an apparatus for Android devices?
Satyajeet ✍ 22 jul.
Anonymou5 23 jul.
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Merzmensch Kosmopol 23 jul.
nice, but what about , the most used mobile phone OS?