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Android phone – APNs

admin — Sat, 08 Oct 2011 06:31:51 +0000

Android phones APN internet & mms settings for Virgin Mobile, Telstra, Optus, Vodafone, Three, TPG, Crazy Johns, Exetel

Carrier APN Settings

Q: What is an “APN”?
A: “APN” stands for Access Point Name. It allows you to connect to the internet & identifies your data access to the Carrier
Q: How do I enter APN details into my Android Device?
A:Usually, it’s something along the lines of this:
- Settings ->
- Wireless & Networks ->
- Mobile Networks ->
- Access Point Names ->
- *Hit the Menu button* -> New APN
- Enter the details you find below!

Three

Three (3) – Internet Access

Name: 3 Services
APN: 3services
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC:
MMS Proxy:
MMS Port:
MCC:
MNC:
APN Type: default

Three (3) – MMS

Name: 3MMS
APN: 3services
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC: http://mmsc.three.net.au:10021/mmsc
MMS Proxy: 10.176.57.25
MMS Port: 8799
MCC:
MNC:
APN Type: mms

Optus

Optus- Internet

Name: Optus Yes Internet
APN: yesinternet
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC:
MMS Proxy:
MMS Port:
MMS Protocol (Android 2.1+): WAP 2.0
MCC: 505
MNC: 02
Auth Type: PAP
APN Type: internet or default

Optus – MMS

Name: Optus MMS
APN: mms
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC: http://mmsc.optus.com.au:8002/
MMS Proxy: 61.88.190.10
MMS Port: 8070
MMS Protocol (Android 2.1+): WAP 2.0
MCC: 505
MNC: 02
Auth Type: PAP
APN Type: mms

Optus- Post Paid Mobile Broadband (e.g. if you’re using your SIM in a Tablet)

Name: Optus Yes Internet
APN: connectcap
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC:
MMS Proxy:
MMS Port:
MMS Protocol (Android 2.1+): WAP 2.0
MCC: 505
MNC: 02
Auth Type: PAP
APN Type: internet

Vodafone

Name: Vodafone Internet
APN: live.vodafone.com
Proxy: 010.202.002.060
Port: 8080
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC: http://pxt.vodafone.net.au/pxtsend
MMS Proxy: 010.202.002.060
MMS Port: 8080
MCC: 505
MNC: 03
APN Type: LEAVE THIS EMPTY

Telstra

Telstra – Internet

Name: Telstra Internet
APN: telstra.iph
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server: wap.telstra.com/wap
MMSC:
MMS Proxy:
MMS Port:
MMS Protocol: WAP 2.0
MCC: 505
MNC: 01
Authentication Type: CHAP
APN Type: default,supl

Telstra – MMS

Name: Telstra MMS
APN: telstra.mms
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC: http://mmsc.telstra.com:8002
MMS Proxy: 10.1.1.180
MMS Port: 80
MMS Protocol: WAP 2.0
MCC: 505
MNC: 01
Authentication Type: CHAP
APN Type: mms

Virgin

Virgin – Internet & MMS

Name: Virgin Internet
APN: VirginInternet
Proxy: 202.139.83.152
Port: 8070
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC: http://mms.virginvibe.com.au:8002/
MMS Proxy: 202.139.83.152
MMS Port: 8070
MCC: 505
MNC: 02
APN Type: default,supl

* Note: Some people (particularly with HTC hardware) have found that the APN Type should be left blank to get these settings working.

Exetel

Exetel – Internet

Name: Exetel AU
APN: exetel1
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC:
MMS Proxy:
MMS Port:
MCC:
MNC:
APN Type:

Crazy John’s

Crazy John’s – Internet

Name: Crazy NET
APN: purtona.net
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC:
MMS Proxy:
MMS Port:
MCC: 505
MNC: 03
APN Type: default

Crazy John’s – MMS

Name: Crazy MMS
APN: purtona.wap
Proxy: 010.202.002.020
Port: 8080
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC: http://purtona.mms/mmssend
MMS Proxy: 010.202.002.020
MMS Port: 8080
MCC: 505
MNC: 03
APN Type: mms

TPG Mobile

TPG Mobile – Internet

Name: TPG Internet
APN: internet
Proxy: 203.139.83.152
Port: 8070
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC:
MMS Proxy:
MMS Port:
MMS Protocol:
MCC: 505
MNC: 02
APN Type: default

TPG Mobile – MMS

Name: Optus MMS
APN: mms
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC: http://mmsc.optus.com.au:8002/
MMS Proxy: 61.88.190.10
MMS Port: 8070
MMS Protocol: WAP 2.0
MCC:
MNC:

Samsung Galaxy Tab vs. the iPad @ Mobileciti

admin — Sun, 28 Nov 2010 13:11:37 +0000

Samsung Galaxy Tab vs. the iPad: Compare For Yourself

The Android vs. Apple battle has officially made its way into the world of tablets.

Samsung took the wraps off its new Samsung Galaxy Tab Android tablet on Thursday. The Galaxy Tab is a 7-inch slate built to complete with the current tablet king, Apple's thus-far-unchallenged iPad.

Sure, there have been a couple other Android tablets on the market already (see Streak, Dell), but the Galaxy Tab is the first that truly qualifies as a contender.

*According to manufacturers' estimatesSo how exactly does Samsung's Galaxy Tab differ from the iPad? Check out this comparison chart for a side-by-side glimpse at the two devices' specs and see for yourself.

In a nutshell, the Galaxy Tab is smaller and lighter (though rumors suggest a couple of larger editions will debut before the year's end). It has the same speed processor but twice the RAM. Like the iPad, the Galaxy Tab comes with different options for internal storage. It also, however, supports up to 32GB of expandable storage; Apple's device is limited to the internal space only.

The Galaxy Tab has two cameras -- a rear-facing 3.2-megapixel camera and a front-facing 1.3-megapixel camera for video chatting -- while the current models of the iPad have none. Samsung claims up to 7 hours of video playback for the Galaxy Tab; Apple says its iPad can last up to 10 hours.

In terms of software, the Galaxy Tab's Android 2.2 operating system gives the device a number of selling points Apple's iPad can't claim, including full-featured multitasking, support for Adobe Flash, and unrestricted access to applications (Apple is notorious for censoring all sorts of material -- ranging from political satire to swimsuit-clad women -- and also for banning apps that provide functions such as free tethering and customization of the operating system).

Samsung's Galaxy Tab is set to launch in Europe within the next few weeks, then in the U.S. shortly thereafter. Pricing and carrier information for the States is not yet available, though rumors suggest the Galaxy Tab could end up on Verizon.

The Android vs. Apple battle has officially made its way into the world of tablets.
Samsung took the wraps off its new Samsung Galaxy Tab Android tablet on Thursday. The Galaxy Tab is a 7-inch slate built to complete with the current tablet king, Apple's thus-far-unchallenged iPad.
Sure, there have been a couple other Android tablets on the market already (see Streak, Dell), but the Galaxy Tab is the first that truly qualifies as a contender.
*According to manufacturers' estimatesSo how exactly does Samsung's Galaxy Tab differ from the iPad? Check out this comparison chart for a side-by-side glimpse at the two devices' specs and see for yourself.
In a nutshell, the Galaxy Tab is smaller and lighter (though rumors suggest a couple of larger editions will debut before the year's end). It has the same speed processor but twice the RAM. Like the iPad, the Galaxy Tab comes with different options for internal storage. It also, however, supports up to 32GB of expandable storage; Apple's device is limited to the internal space only.
The Galaxy Tab has two cameras -- a rear-facing 3.2-megapixel camera and a front-facing 1.3-megapixel camera for video chatting -- while the current models of the iPad have none. Samsung claims up to 7 hours of video playback for the Galaxy Tab; Apple says its iPad can last up to 10 hours.
In terms of software, the Galaxy Tab's Android 2.2 operating system gives the device a number of selling points Apple's iPad can't claim, including full-featured multitasking, support for Adobe Flash, and unrestricted access to applications (Apple is notorious for censoring all sorts of material -- ranging from political satire to swimsuit-clad women -- and also for banning apps that provide functions such as free tethering and customization of the operating system).
Samsung's Galaxy Tab is set to launch in Europe within the next few weeks, then in the U.S. shortly thereafter. Pricing and carrier information for the States is not yet available, though rumors suggest the Galaxy Tab could end up on Verizon.

Looking to buy Samsung Galaxy Tab today? Go to: http://www.mobileciti.com.au/samsung-galaxy-tab-p1000-white-optus

Three 3 Internet & MMS Setting

soul_shadow — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 08:38:14 +0000

Three (3) – Internet Access
Name: Three Internet
APN: 3netaccess
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC:
MMS Proxy:
MMS Port:
MCC:
MNC:
APN Type: default
Three (3) – MMS
Name: Three MMS
APN: 3services
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC: http://mmsc.three.net.au:10021/mmsc
MMS Proxy: 10.176.57.25
MMS Port: 8799
MCC: 505
MNC: 06
APN Type: mms

Optus – Internet & MMS Setting

soul_shadow — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 08:36:25 +0000

Internet
Name: Optus
APN: internet
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMS
Name: Optus MMS
APN: mms
Proxy: 202.139.83.152
Port: 8070
Username: *
Password: *
Server: *
MMSC: http://mmsc.optus.com.au:8002/
MMS Proxy: 61.88.190.10
MMS Port: 8070
MCC: 505
MNC: 02
APN Type: mms

Telstra – Internet & MMS Setting

soul_shadow — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 08:34:08 +0000

Name: Telstra Internet
APN: telstra.internet
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC: http://mmsc.telstra.com:8002
MMS Proxy: 10.1.1.180
MMS Port: 80
MCC: 505
MNC: 01
APN Type:

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Virgin Mobile– Internet & MMS Setting

soul_shadow — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 08:31:30 +0000

Name: Virgin Internet
APN: VirginInternet
Proxy: 202.139.83.152
Port: 8070
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC: http://mms.virginvibe.com.au:8002/
MMS Proxy: 202.139.83.152
MMS Port: 8070
MCC:
MNC:
APN Type: