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Ummm, what about video conferencing? - e.g. Skype or a 3G video call...Fancy flying down to Cape Town and popping in at the store?LOL
mmmm IC my GPRS works 100%. I am able to connect to MSN Messenger on my phone etc...just the MMS that is full of nonsense.
Which settings is it currently working with after all the swapping of this & that?Finally got it working. Leaf sent me these settings.
Change wap gateway to 196.6.128.13 (if already this then change to 196.6.128.6)
Change Port to 8080 (If already 8080 change to 9201)
Change wap version 2.0 (If already 2.0 change to 1.2)
Thank you guys for all your help and kind assistance. Much appreciated.
Finally got it working. Leaf sent me these settings.
Change wap gateway to 196.6.128.13 (if already this then change to 196.6.128.6)
Change Port to 8080 (If already 8080 change to 9201)
Change wap version 2.0 (If already 2.0 change to 1.2)
Thank you guys for all your help and kind assistance. Much appreciated.
I know Iam3g...it is very very weird....but this whole situation was weird. If you look, you will see that in your settings that you gave in the wap gateway at the end you have .013 and in the leaf settings it is just .13. maybe that made the difference?
IC...the phone works perfect now with the MMS settings that i have posted above and also the ones that Iam3g posted....but the 0 must obviously be left out before the 13 in the wap gateway.
The 0 falls away by default, wether you enter it or not. The IP address is actually 196.006.128.013 but is seen as 196.6.128.13.
So no, i doubt that made a difference.
In 99.999% of devices a leading zero will not be required nor needed. Logically it should make no difference.
However, I've seen the odd bit of kit where it was indeed needed and, just like in this case, it took days to figure it out.
But it so rare (and an obvious bug in the firmware) that I'd not even remotely thought of suggesting it.