Reply With QuoteI've used a Samsung Focus in the past. Worked fine without MMS (I'm not sure if you can change MMS settings on Windows Phone 7).
To change the APN to att.mvno, go to this link and scroll down, it mentions how to find the APN setting.
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Phone Collector
Sorry if I missed it but I did search first. I am wanting to put my e71 sim in a windows phone 7 device.... Just wondering if anyone else has done this ? I can't seem to find the apn setting or any other info.
Radiation is good
I've used a Samsung Focus in the past. Worked fine without MMS (I'm not sure if you can change MMS settings on Windows Phone 7).
To change the APN to att.mvno, go to this link and scroll down, it mentions how to find the APN setting.
Mobile Pro
turns out there is a way to to edit mms settings with an app that samsung makes. I haven't been able to try it on my Samsung Focus because it only lets you edit if your phone is unlocked and mine is not. Also I'm not sure if this would work with other models, anybody out there want to give it a try? here's the link http://windowsphone.com/s?appid=3897...f-00237de2db9e
Mobile Pro
Got my phone unlocked and the Network Profile app doesn't work to change mms settings for these AT&T MVNOs. Whenever you try it autopulls the standard AT&T web and mms settings
Sent from my Samsung Focus via the HowardForums WP7 App
Where's the dialtone?
Some say you can use the HTC hub app to change the MMS setting; anyone know if this is true?
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