Baseband firmware version

Baseband is the radio programming and has nothing to do with the ROM itself. The build # is relative to what software version the device is running . Btw your Baseband should have 2 lines top one should be EE4, and bottom will be EE1 if it is on your end then you have the current baseband.

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It means that the main OS ie. Android is not able to read the code of another chipset called modem (or CP) . This chipset is separate chipset running the binary called base-band. Baseband is stored in a separate partition inside the flash storage, just along the main Android OS.

Ans. Simply go to Settings>About Phone and check Baseband Version . Actually It’s very easy!!

How to check the current software version on your mobile device

Baseband is firmware that controls all radio devices on the phone, including GPS, wi-fi, Bluetooth, NFC, cell data and voice, etc . because these functions are highly regulated and certified, they are separate from the main operating system. AP software version is characterized by the Android version and kernel version.

The baseband version represents the version of the firmware installed on the device which is needed to establish communication between the mobile network and the integrated cellular radio hardware .22 Haz 2015