The Droid DNA is SIM-unlocked (that means it works on AT&T)

Phil Nickinson

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Well, will you look at that. :)

How to use the Verizon Droid DNA on AT&T (or any other GSM network) | Android Central


Here are the APN settings I used for AT&T.

Code:
Name: ATT PTA
APN: pta
MMSC: [URL="http://mmsc.mobile.att.net/"]http://mmsc.mobile.att.net[/URL]
MMS Proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net
MMS port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Auth: none
APN type: default,mms,supl,hipri
 

ryanf

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So I guess that means you can use it for AT&T MNVO's using HSPA+ like StriaghtTalk, etc? That could be very nice...
 

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So I guess that means you can use it for AT&T MNVO's using HSPA+ like StriaghtTalk, etc? That could be very nice...

if you could that would be awesome!!! Been wanting to try out straighttalk in my area this way i could get a verizon phone to keep incase it sucks and use it to try out ST without having to buy a new device. Anyone have any clues if you can?
 

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All new Verizon LTE phones (ex. iPhone 5) HAVE to have GSM unlocked per the FCC because they make use of the 700mhz spectrum for LTE. That was one of the requirements from the FCC in order to sell the spectrum. You guys didn't think Verizon was that nice... LOL!
 

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I am new to this. I just got me a Droid DNA and it's unlocked so my phone "AT&T" is working but how do I get my DATA to work and change me APN. I manually typed the APN settings from above but no luck. What am I doing wrong.
 
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I entered this apn and one other. Both work great in all aspects except sending pictures thru text. Is that normal when bringing a phone over to another carrier or could a different apn make this work?