Help Help with MMS

[jsipes]

I cannot send MMS with any messaging app. Using stock GNex on AT&T. Currently using Chomp SMS, but MMS doesn't work with stock app either. Could my APN setting be jacked up? Right now it's set to mmsc.cingular.com...

 

[jhonb]

I cannot send MMS with any messaging app. Using stock GNex on AT&T. Currently using Chomp SMS, but MMS doesn't work with stock app either. Could my APN setting be jacked up? Right now it's set to mmsc.cingular.com...

I have the same setup as you..phone, carrier. My APN is wap.cingular Name cingular 410. I have no issues with texting, but I have had on and off issues with texting when I attach pictures. (MMS). I don't do it that much so I never looked into it, but I am curious on how you make out.
As you know, ATT does not sell the phone, so I bought it elsewhere and all I did was take the sim card out of my iPhone and put it in an adapter and put it in my Gnex. I often wondered if I should get a new sim card.

 

[gtbarry]

I am NOT trying to insult you, but do you have mobile data turned on? That is necessary to send MMS.

As far as APN is concerned, this is for the NExus 4, but may help:
How to set up the right APN on your Nexus 4 | Android Central

 

[jhonb]

OK, I found this on another forum and on my phone, found a lot of mismatches. I changed everything to this and all seems to work.

AT&T HSPA+ (requires PHONE and MMS):

• Name: ATT MMS
• APN: wap.cingular
• Proxy: wireless.cingular.com
• Port: 80
• Username: -
• Password: -
• Server: -
• MMSC: http://mmsc.cingular.com/
• MMS Proxy: wireless.cingular.com
• MMS Port: 80
• MCC: 310
• MNC: 410
• Authentication Type: -
• APN Type: mms,supl
• APN Protocol: ipv4

 

[jhonb]

I have been playing around with these apn's for a few hours now and I have found the best one for me. I take no credit for these, as at noon today, I did not even know what a apn was. I got these off the intenet

Here it is.

Name: AT&T US HSDPA
APN: Phone
Proxy: <not set>
Port: <not set>
Username: <not set>
Password: <not set>
Server: <not set>
MMSC: <not set>
MMS Proxy: <not set>
MMS Port: <not set>
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Authentication type: <not set>
APN type: default,supl,agps,fota,dun
APN Protocol: ipv4

Good luck

 

[jsipes]

No insult taken, bro. I finally got it figured out. I copied the APN info from my phone and duplicated it in my messaging app. Seems to be working fine now.