AT&T apn settings

[sonicresidue]

Yes. This is what att continues to tell me. They cannot activate the N4 on a 4G plan because they say it is not a 4G device. Have you had any luck?

Go to a different store, or find a different rep to deal with. AT&T customer service seems to be very hit and miss. Before I switched to T-MO I was with AT&T. One AT&T store the guy couldn't have cared less and seemed pissed I was even in the store. The next one I went to the guy working there was very excited to get my data plan fixed. Not sure why they are telling you it is not a 4G phone. If they consider HSPA+ 4G then it is. Sooner or later someone at AT&T will know what to do.

 

[Michael Rodgers]

I always find that some a dodgee, like i am on prepaid if i put the prepaid one in it slow but if i put the plan one (still works) it can be a ton faster.

I've been sitting here trying one APN after another, and everytime I run speedtest I get .01 Mbps download and 1.07 Mbps upload. And yes, I wrote those numbers accurately. So I must be stuck on the old Edge network, but I can't find a way to kick it over to the HSPA+ network. Anyone else have any luck yet?

Edit: I'm using AT&T Prepaid.

 

[alginn0]

I got my Nexus 4 but my data speeds are somewhat poor. I got the phone from the T-mobile store and I am using it on AT&T's network, I know that ATT has a fairly ok HSPA+ network and I know the speeds that I regularly get on it. Right now my Nexus only displays a "H" next to my signal bar instead of the H+. The woman at the ATT store said this phone would only receive 3g data... Is that the sim card, ATT, or my apn settings.
Thanks

Some people (like me for the first 2 days) could fail to notice under the Access point names is > Use only 2g networks < Mine was ticked, but now that's corrected I'm on warp speed!