[SoylentGreen]

Hi, some apps on my phone are unable to make SOAP requests. After some research, I found that it's the APN settings causing the problem.
Here's my confusion. Some say to use "wap.cingular.com". Some say to use "isp.cingular". Others say to use "proxy".

This website states that the APN "wap.cingular.com" is no longer necessary. Instead, I can use "isp.cingular". But it also says right below that, "former" AT&T customers should set their APN to "proxy".
Other posts on different sites state that wap.cingular.com is still used, depending on your internet plan, and "isp.cingular" is for tethering phones.
This site has more conflicting information.
This site warns of the data plan charges regarding the APN "isp.cingular".
And finally, this site says to use "proxy".

Can't make heads or tails of all this. Can anyone clear this up for me??

Thanks guys!

[cmink79]

i read somewhere that sometimes its best to set apn.blackberry.net
that what i use on my 9700 from att unlocked used on vodafone IT network

[lovescakemix]

set it to proxy and if that doesnt work use what cmink79 said, apn.blackberry.net

[wabbit]

dont use att proxy, its slow as crap and only usable for win mobile devices,

wap.cingulargprs.com i think is the apn

isp.cingular.com(i think) is the teether and air card apn.

[SoylentGreen]

Wirelessly posted

Wow, even another APN? Jeez, how many of these are out there?
So what's the user/pass for the apn.blackberry.net?

[Soapm]

Originally Posted by cmink79

i read somewhere that sometimes its best to set apn.blackberry.net
that what i use on my 9700 from att unlocked used on vodafone IT network

I wonder if this will work with TMO???