Android Can't Send/Receive MMS Messages
 

I have the Droid RAZR running 2.3.6. I can't send or receive MMS messages. I've tried sending pics, and tried receiving a phone number, but it won't send or download the number.

The message I get is: Any suggestions? I have full 3G service or a strong WiFi connection, and still have the problem.

Thanks

Try going into the System Updates menu and update the profile. If that does not work, it may be a network issue. Contact your carrier's tech support.

I had a similar issue with my htc EVO 4G. They had to reconfigure the phone's network settings.

I will be forced to speak with Orange :mad: Every since they introduced their new, cheaper, and yet somehow not at all competitive plan, they are IMPOSSIBLE to get a hold of!
Thanks

You can restore the phone to its original factory specs by doing a hard reset. That clears most issues, however, you'll lose your settings and will have to reinstall your apps.

The phone seems to be telling you that the MMS APN settings are wrong. Have you checked them?

I don't wanna do all that and lose all settings and apps

The problem is there's nothing to change them to. I go, and I only see "orange" to select. I clicked "restore to default APN settings" but that did nothing

There is a free app that manages those settings. It's rated fairly highly. I have no personal experience with it.

Started downloading it - hope it works! Though when I clicked "install," it gave me that annoying message "this app is compatible with SOME of your devices," which has always been code-word for you can download this to your American phone, but not Israeli. (Like the Ally bank app, or Netflix, or Pandora, or B&N Nook, etc.) Weird that the phone I couldn't download it to was my American phone.

That was a fail. Now, I can't connect to the internet at all unless I'm on WiFi

Your phone needs a connection to MMSC server which is much similar to email server. Secondly, you need connection to access the server. Most operators don't accept MMS on default internet connection provided on phone. If so, you have to configure another connection known as WAP.

Depending on the device (I am not familiar with Moto devices exactly as they run BLUR on top of Android you will either need two APN settings or it can be combined in one setting.

Again, depending on the country ORANGE is operating in, the APN settings can be different.

However, if you are on ORANGE UK the settings would be as follows:
[N.B. AGAIN DEPENDING ON MANUFACTURER YOU CAN COMBINE THE SETTINGS OR YOU WILL HAVE TO CREATE TWO APNs]

Name: Orange Internet (or whatever suits your fancy)
APN: orangeinternet
Proxy: <not set>
Port: <not set>
Username: <not set>
Password: <not set>
Server: <not set>
MMSC: <not set>
MMS proxy: <not set>
MMS port: <not set>
MMS protocol: <not set>
MCC: 234
MNC: 33
APN type: default,internet

Name: Orange MMS (or whatever suits your fancy)
APN: orangemms
Proxy: 192.168.224.010
Port: 8080
Username: Orange
Password: Multimedia
Server: <not set>
MMSC: http://mms.orange.co.uk
MMS proxy: 192.168.224.010
MMS port: 8080
MMS protocol: WAP 2.0
MCC: 234
MNC: 33
APN type: mms

Dan

Josh' carrier is Orange in Israel, not Orange in the UK. The settings you posted appear to be for the UK carrier.

All's well that ends well - I searched in Hebrew the problem, hoping someone with specific knowledge of Androids with Orange in Israel, and I sent a text message to some automated response number that reset my APN. No one seems to know though how to fix the MMS issue. At least I have internet back, and I guess I'll try speaking to Orange again, though that's been unsuccessful the last few times

I found these setting on APN Changer:And xda-developers:Good luck.

Will try those out - thanks!