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Carrier: ATT (Cingular)
Device: Blackjack II (Smartphone / WM6)

Start - Settings - Connections - GPRS
Highlight "ATT IMS" and press Menu - Delete.

Start - Settings - Connections - GPRS - MediaNet
Connects to: The Internet
Access Point: wap.cingular
User name: WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM
Password: CINGULAR1
Auth Type: CHAP
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Leave IP address blank.

Click done, then go to Start - Settings - Connections - Proxy - ATT Wap
Connects from: The Internet
Connects to: WAP Network
Proxy: wireless.cingular.com:80
Type: HTTP
Leave Username and Password blank.


NOTE: If you have the PDA Unlimited plan, the ISP.CINGULAR setup should also work. I'll post that later...

For the Blackjack II using the PDA Unlimited plan, the following settings may be used:

(ISP APN - Provides direct access to the internet, no proxy, real assigned IP address)
Start - Settings - Connections - GPRS - MediaNet
Connects to: The Internet
Access Point: isp.cingular
User name: ISP@CINGULARGPRS.COM
Password: CINGULAR1
Auth Type: CHAP
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Leave IP address blank.

-OR-

(Same as the ISP APN, but compresses certain HTTP traffic for faster web browsing)
Start - Settings - Connections - GPRS - MediaNet
Connects to: The Internet
Access Point: isp.cingular
User name: ISPDA@CINGULARGPRS.COM
Password: CINGULAR1
Auth Type: CHAP
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Leave IP address blank.


NOTE: Your applications must be set to connect to "The Internet" and not "WAP Network" in order to use these settings.

ADMIN: I'm assuming that this is in USA.

Device:O2 XDA II
Country: UK
Network: Tesco (O2) (Pay as you go)
Connection name: Tesco Internet GPRS
Data bearer: Packet data
Access point name: prepay.tesco-mobile.com
User name: tescowap
Password: password
Authentification: Normal

Type - HTTP
Server - 193.113.200.195:8080
Type - WAP
Server - 193.113.200.195:9201
Type - Socks
Server - 193.113.200.195:1080

I usually use proxy settings above to browse internet, for some strange reason it doesn't work without proxy settings. If I remove proxy I can use palringo but if I use proxy I cannot use palringo! (Very Very Strange)

Setting bellow are the same for both contract and paygo and are the same across all the Nokia N series range.

Device: Nokia N95 Classic
Country: UK
Network: 3
Connection name: 3
Data bearer: Packet data
Access point name: three.co.uk
User name:
Password:
Authentification: Normal

USERNAME AND PASSWORD SHOULD BE LEFT BLANK.

Connects to: The Internet
Access Point: erainternet
User name: erainternet
Password: erainternet
Auth Type: none
Primary DNS: blank
Secondary DNS: blank
Leave IP address blank.

Polish ERA GSM
HTC s710@WM6 Smartphone

ADMIN: Removed HTML from below.

njehanzeb (35749);1761 - Device:O2 XDA II
Country: UK
Network: Tesco (O2) (Pay as you go)
Connection name: Tesco Internet GPRS
Data bearer: Packet data
Access point name: prepay.tesco-mobile.com
User name: tescowap
Password: password
Authentification: Normal

Type - HTTP
Server - 193.113.200.195:8080
Type - WAP
Server - 193.113.200.195:9201
Type - Socks
Server - 193.113.200.195:1080

I usually use proxy settings above to browse internet, for some strange reason it doesn't work without proxy settings. If I remove proxy I can use palringo but if I use proxy I cannot use palringo! (Very Very Strange)

Try this... When you go to settings, connections... click on MENU: ADVANCED... Make sure you have your settings there for Internet Connection to the proper connections set there. Then go to MENU: OPTIONS and make sure you have MY DESKTOP CONNECTS TO : THE INTERNET. Good Luck!!

Device: HTC Kaiser
Country: DE
Network: Base (E-Plus)
Connection name: E-Plus Web
Data bearer: Packet data
Access point name: internet.eplus.de
User name: eplus
Password: gprs
DNS: 212.23.97.2
Alt DNS: 212.23.97.3

Does not work!
Device: HTC P3470
Country: NL
Network: Orange
Connection name: Orange World
Data bearer: ?
Access point name: wap
User name: 0628000000
Password: PASSWORD
HTTP Proxy: 10.250.255.188:5080

I just found this info and did it on my phone and was finally able to connect. I was getting the same "connection lost/reestablishing" thing until I did this for my carrier. Hope this info helps everyone.

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APN Settings For Popular North American Carriers
The following is a list of APN settings for major US and Canadian carriers. They are accurate to the best of our knowledge. Please check with your carrier to make sure that these are correct and that usage is allowed/included in your data plan. If your carrier is not listed below, and for the list of international carriers, please check the Carrier Internet Settings Page on Pinstack or the How to Configure Internet Access post on BlackBerryForums.


To set your APN, go to Options -> Advanced Options -> TCP.

Bell Mobility
Not required for CDMA

Cellular One
APN: cellular1wap
Username: (leave empty)
Password: (leave empty)

Cincinnati Bell
APN: wap.gocbw.com
Username: cbw
Password: (leave empty)

AT&T (Former Cingular Users)
APN: wap.cingular
Username: WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM
Password: CINGULAR1

AT&T (Former old AT&T Users)
APN: proxy
Username: (leave empty)
Password: (leave empty)

Fido
APN: internet.fido.ca
Username: fido
Password: fido

Rogers
APN: internet.com
Username: wapuser1
Password: wap

Sprint Nextel
Not required for iDEN

Sprint PCS
Not required for CDMA/EVDO

Telus
Not required for iDEN,
TCP is not available on Telus CDMA as of Mar 2007

T-Mobile
APN: wap.voicestream.com
Username: (leave empty)
Password: (leave empty)

Verizon
Not required for CDMA/EVDO

Edited by andrew at 25 Mar 2009 @ 19:49

Devices: HTC 6600/6700/6800/Touch & Palm Treo 700w/wx
Country : USA
Network: Cricket Communications

Username: yournumberhere@mycricket.com
password: cricket

Proxy: wap.mycricket.com (172.29.223.11)
port: 8080

works like a charm every time on flashed over pda phones

can you guys please make proxy access an option under settings to make it easy for everyone, also the J2ME version needs it bad
http://howardforums.com/showthread.php?t=1370916

Neither of these settings works for my Blackberry 8100 device. I have other applications (Facebook, Jivetalk IM, Google Maps) that all work with these settings.

T-Mobile
APN: wap.voicestream.com
Username: (leave empty)
Password: (leave empty)

T-Mobile
APN: internet2.voicestream.com
Username: (leave empty)
Password: (leave empty)

abid.chaudhry (76931);2720 - Neither of these settings works for my Blackberry 8100 device. I have other applications (Facebook, Jivetalk IM, Google Maps) that all work with these settings.

T-Mobile
APN: wap.voicestream.com
Username: (leave empty)
Password: (leave empty)

T-Mobile
APN: internet2.voicestream.com
Username: (leave empty)
Password: (leave empty)

I was just able to finally get a TMO BlackBerry 8100 to connect after using the "wap.voicestream.com" setting.

Hi,

I have tried the Bouygues Telecom "web&mail" settings in France, on an N95.

The connection requires a proxy server for https, and thus does not work with Palringo. Other applications "browsing, google maps, opera mini, nokia maps ..." work fine.

The connection goes through the mmsbouygtel.com APN, with the proxy 62.201.129.225:8080.

SFR (on Vodafone Live! conneciton, with an "Illimythics" forfait) and Orange France (any data option using "Orange World") work fine: Orange does not go through a proxy, and the Vodafone Live! connection by SFR is fine, even though it uses a proxy (it probably can do without).

palringo (77012);2723 - I was just able to finally get a TMO BlackBerry 8100 to connect after using the "wap.voicestream.com" setting.

How do you change the connection settings on a Blackberry Curve so I can use the Tmobile internet to connect Google Maps and stuff? When I install and open Google Maps, it says I need a data plan (Blackberry internet plan).

hi ive got a blackberry 8310, anybody know where i can get ringtones for a good price. thanx guys

Here's my stuff:

Device: Motorola z3
Country: Portugal
Network: TMN
Connection name: TMNi9 ( but if i want i can put myTMN gprs )
Data bearer: Packet data
Access point name: Internet
User name: web
Password: web
Authentification: Ask first ( i think its like this :s )


I cant login in any service, please help me, i really wanna try Palringo, it looks fantastic :|
p.s. sorry my bad english i'm only 15 years old

Device: Motorola MPx200
Country: South Africa
Network: MTN/Vodacom
Connection name: MTN/Vodacom Internet (any name would do)
Connects to: The Internet
Access point name: internet
Leave User name & Password fields blank

Never had any single problem with Palringo, it's a very nice piece of software, thact it's free makes it an invaluable tool in every cell phone:

Device: Qtek S100 (aka Magician) with Windows Mobile 2003 SE
Country: Portugal
Network: TMN
Connection name: whatever_name_u_desire
Data bearer: GPRS connection
Access point name (APN): internet
Username/Password: leave them empty

Works like a charm

iPhone
username: enter your username
password: enter your password (case sensitive)

I have windows 6.1 verizon xv6700 aka apache and cricket can't get it to work and i have tried everything. What exactly, did you do to get yours to work? I am a dummy tho can barely get the cab installed. Thanks John

Using a Cingular 3125 unlocked and flashed with custom wm6.1 ROM by Erofich. This is problem maybe on other Windows Mobile devices. Normal settings for T-Mobile from the Network Wizard creates something like this under connections:

[code]
GRPS:
T-Mobile Data
Connects to: T-Mobile Data
APN: wap.voicestream.com

Proxy:
HTTP
Connects from: T-Mobile Data
Connects to: The Internet
Host: 216.155.165.50:8080
Type: HTTP
[/code]

This will work if you also setup Proxy in Palringo as above, but you will need to open IE first to start your data connection! My theory is by default applications will "dial" whatever is setup for "The Internet." Lacking a GPRS "The Internet" only IE is smart to dial "T-Mobile Data" and use Proxy. My understanding is Native proxy support from the OS could be added to Palringo (nudge nudge wink wink). But my workaround:

Change your GPRS connection to connect to "The Internet." and then your Proxy connects from "The Internet" to "Work" and have IE use "Work" connection inside IE connections.... Not sure if this breaks Opera Mini, since I just did a hard reset and lack a j2me virtual machine in my phone.

Does this make sense?

But Palringo now dials correctly, which is problem otherwise if you have it auto-start, and IE works.