About screen  News today points towards a testing build of JDQ39
(Android 4.2.2) for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus. There's even a
screenshot floating around XDA (that's it above) that shows the
about screen of the phone that's running it. You've got new
radios there, which is great news, but the kernel version, and
the reported bootloader (PRIMELC03) are old, which is not such
great news.  I'm not sure what to think here. Normally I'd shy
away from something like this, as a new radio, a new system
version, an old kernel, and an unchanged bootloader just doesn't
feel right. We all know how easy it is to fake this sort of
thing, and even if real, running on one tester's phone doesn't
mean a whole lot to everyone else.   I think Verizon is trying
to put out a recent version of the firmware for the Galaxy
Nexus, I really do. They are close enough partners with Google,
that a testing build using an old kernel and bootloader is
entirely possible. And new baseband information on the about
screen can't be faked with just