What are the T-Mobile USA APN settings for voice and data?
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Hi, I am sorry to tell you that I do no own this tablet any more. Why? because it is no good.If you didn´t buy yet, don´t buy it.Jucimar
1740902
Hi, I am sorry to tell you that I do no own this tablet any more. Why? because it is no good.If you didnt buy yet, dont buy it. Jucimar
1295320
Yeah it does I have a t mobile SIM in the one I got. but when I first put it in I wasn't able to go to the internet or receive pictures or send them. Just enter the correct APNs and you'll be good to go
1423624
well, i just could tell this is not good modem for me in usa. after set apn each sim cards, "simple mobile sim internet plan" and "t-mobile sim $3 per day plan" were not working as 3g. and sometime not working even 2g connection, i'm not sure if it's other country.
580162
The talk and text will work. Data (HSPA+) might work, but only in refarmed T-mobile areas. LTE are different bands and will not work.
909131
The problem is the APN settings that you got from StraightTalk. Listen to Hulk's answer. He knows what he is talking about.
1028816
Posting from the phone now. I simply disabled packet data in the phone settings, shut it down, inserted a non data plan Tmobile pay as you go Sim, started up and logged onto a wifi network.Haven't noticed any difference in internet accessibility. Hope that helps.
1748566
I don't remember!!. If you have T-Mobile service, talk to the company about it.
1794345
Yes, as long as your provider supports unlocked smart phones. The T-Mobile version of this phone will not, even if it is unlocked. Be sure you are getting the generic version. Any unlocked smart phone will require a custom APN as provided by your carriers instructions. The T-Mobile version of this phone will allow you to set up a custom APN but will not allow you to select it.
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Most phones today that use a sim card are micro sim cards. If your phone is unlocked then try and use a att bring your own phone sim card. You will need to set the apn. Access Point name on the phone. Straight talk gives you the apn settings you have to apply them to the phone. Hope this helps you
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Yep, I'm currently using Straight Talk on AT&T.; There are many instructions on-line: APN PROGRAMMING FOR MOST PHONE MODELS:Once you have reached your phone's APN (Access Point Name) settings, create a new APN with the following values.1. APN Name: Straight Talk2. APN: tfdata3. Port: 804. MMSC: http://mms-tf.net5. MMS Proxy: mms3.tracfone.com6. MMS Port: 807. Delete the current APN from your phone.8. Reboot your phone.
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Its your APN settings. If you have a android phone use theses. Name: Net10APN: tfdataPort:80MMSC:http://mms-tf.net MMS Proxy: mms3.tracfone.comMMS Port: 80On a iPhone you can view net10sim.com (On WIFI) and download the profile. Or if you have a unlock iPhone that will allow you to change the apn settings its the same. But you won't be able to send picture messages. And if not and the profile you downloaded form the website won't work then go here to find a newer profile http://www.unlockit.co.nz/unlockit/ But make sure you get one that uses AT&T.; I believe their is like 4 different ones. Its your APN settings. If you have a android phone use theses. Name: Net10APN: tfdataPort:80MMSC:http://mms-tf.net MMS Proxy: mms3.tracfone.comMMS Port: 80On a iPhone you can view net10sim.com (On WIFI) and download the profile. Or if you have a unlock iPhone that will allow you to change the apn settings its the same. But you won't be able to send picture messages. And if not and the profile you downloaded form the website won't work then go here to find a newer profile http://www.unlockit.co.nz/unlockit/ But make sure you get one that uses... » Read More Its your APN settings. If you have a android phone use theses. Name: Net10APN: tfdataPort:80MMSC:http://mms-tf.net MMS Proxy: mms3.tracfone.comMMS Port: 80On a iPhone you can view net10sim.com (On WIFI) and download the profile. Or if you have a unlock iPhone that will allow you to change the apn settings its the same. But you won't be able to send picture messages. And if not and the profile you downloaded form the website won't work then go here to find a newer profile http://www.unlockit.co.nz/unlockit/ But make sure you get one that uses AT&T.; I believe their is like 4 different ones. « Show Less
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You need to get the APN settings from your service provider, then edit the current APN settings in the Phone. Go to settings then tap on more (just under Data usage) Then tap on Mobile Networks then tap on Access point names tap on your providers name and then change the settings as needed for your service provider
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Any sim card for a GSM carrier will work (tmobile and at&t;) Both will be able to make voice calls AND use data, however this version will only support 3G speeds on Tmobiles bands. AT&T; will have to use EDGE networks. Any SIM can be place in the phone from these two carriers, but in order to use the data feature you will need a data plan. However keep in mind this phone also has wifi so you can even use a sim card that does not have a data plan on it. The beauty of buying an unlocked phone is that the carriers cannot force you to add a data plan.
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To put it simply: For 3G this phone supports UMTS 900/1900/2100 MHz frequencies. T-Mobile 3G (in the US) uses AWS 1700/2100 MHz (up link/down link) so the phone can't get to the 1700MHz frequency band to make the connection.
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Call Tmobile technical services, one on one instructions will make your phone work with LTE
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Quoad is right - it will NOT work with T-Mobile USA's 3G network (though it WILL work on T-Mobile's 3G networks in Europe). This North American edition supports 3G (UMTS) over 850, 1900 and 2100 MHz - the former two are used by AT&T Wireless and many other carriers in the Americas, whereas 2100 MHz is used internationally. T-Mobile USA uses a different band, 1700 MHz, which is not (yet) supported by any Symbian/S60 phone. Also, of course, it will not work with CDMA carriers such as Verizon, Sprint, US Cellular, MetroPCS, etc.
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Probably 2100 MHz band which is suitable for Europe. Anyway, phone was not able to be registered in T-Mobile and AT&T; networks in Texas.