I've read over the past few months that people have had various success with multiple APN settings including:
internet2.voicestream.com
internet3.voicestream.com
wap.voicestream.com
epc.tmobile.com
I personally got it to work epc.tmobile.com
I understand that t-mobile sells different internet packages including:
The old T-zones ($5.95)
Web2go ($9.95 or $19.95 with text)
Blackberry ($19.95 - #34.99)
Smartphone ($24.99 - $34.99)
G1 Plan
Has anyone figured out if the different APN settings correlate to a specific internet package? I'm thinking they should but every page I read people seem to suggest a trial and error between the APN choices and there has to be some logic behind it. Such as, T-zones could possibly be the wap. one because it was intended for wap phones like a RAZR.
Second, if anyone has had success with multiple APN settings, did you run a speed test? Are they similar or has anyone proven that one of the APN choices is significantly quicker?
I'm very pleased with my T-mobile rate plan but I do think the data speed is kind of slow. If internet2.voicestream.com is quicker than wap.voicestream.com for example, and if web2go is connected to internet2, I would say it could be worth the extra couple bucks a month to upgrade.
If anyone understands the rhyme or reason to the choices/speeds, I'd love to hear it.
Thanks
internet2.voicestream.com
internet3.voicestream.com
wap.voicestream.com
epc.tmobile.com
I personally got it to work epc.tmobile.com
I understand that t-mobile sells different internet packages including:
The old T-zones ($5.95)
Web2go ($9.95 or $19.95 with text)
Blackberry ($19.95 - #34.99)
Smartphone ($24.99 - $34.99)
G1 Plan
Has anyone figured out if the different APN settings correlate to a specific internet package? I'm thinking they should but every page I read people seem to suggest a trial and error between the APN choices and there has to be some logic behind it. Such as, T-zones could possibly be the wap. one because it was intended for wap phones like a RAZR.
Second, if anyone has had success with multiple APN settings, did you run a speed test? Are they similar or has anyone proven that one of the APN choices is significantly quicker?
I'm very pleased with my T-mobile rate plan but I do think the data speed is kind of slow. If internet2.voicestream.com is quicker than wap.voicestream.com for example, and if web2go is connected to internet2, I would say it could be worth the extra couple bucks a month to upgrade.
If anyone understands the rhyme or reason to the choices/speeds, I'd love to hear it.
Thanks