HTC Wildfire Internet settings

[#1]

I  recently bought an HTC Wildfire and needed to set up the internet connection for giffgaf.

Whilst there are many entries here here in the community forum, I never quite found the setting to work for me.

So if this helps the an owner of a wildfire that's great.

Begin by going to, Settings > Wireless & networkes > Mobile networks > Access Point Names >

APNs = new

Name = 02 Pay and Go

APN = giffgaff.com

Proxy = 193.113.200.195

Port = 8080

Username = giffgaff

Password = password

Server = <Not set>

MMSC = htp://mmsc.mms.02.co.uk:8002

MMS port = 8080

MMS protocol = Wap 2.0

MNC = 10

Authentication type = None

APN type = *

The above is how its listed and filled in on my HTC wildfire, and it works for me.

I hope this helps.

If I have please don't forget to give kudos.

[#2]

Thank you soooo much, I have been treing to get this to work for hours

[#3]

Glad it worked for you, happy giffgaffting

[#4]

Does MMS work with these settings?

As you said, there are a lot of versions on the forum and some seem to report problems if you don't enter MMS settings as a seperate etry in some phones

[#5]

Here's my setting for the APN with built-in MMS (working).

Name: giffgaff

APN: giffgaff.com

Proxy: 193.113.200.195

Port: 8080

Username: giffgaff

Password: password

Server: <Not set>

MMSC: mmsc.mediamessaging.co.uk:8002

MMS Proxy: 193.113.200.195

MMS Port: 8080

MCC: 234

MNC: 10

Authentication Type: <Not set>

APN Type: <Not set>

I hope this helps. And this should work for ALL Android phones.

[#6]

These settings work for me,

Sent using my HTC Wildfire

[#7]

Perhaps I should have said the settings I originally posted work for me.

[#8]

Nice one mate, thanks for that

[#9]

Hi I have changed these settings on my Wildfire but so far not able to connect via GiffGaff to the internet, I can text and call, have I got to wait until I have had a text from GiffGaff? as my sons phone had a text with a download 

[#10]

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billycraig wrote:

I hope this helps. And this should work for ALL Android phones.

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Should? Perhaps.

In fact the single APN does not work on all Android phones, that's why the guides (and app) switched back to dual APN's. Which DO work on all Android phones so far.