Internet And Messaging Settings; Data Traffic - Sony Ericsson Xperia X10US Extended User Manual

Internet and messaging settings

To send text and multimedia messages and to access the Internet, you must have a 2G/
3G mobile data connection and the correct settings. There are different ways to get these
settings:
• For most phone networks and operators, Internet and messaging settings come
preinstalled on your phone. You can then start using the Internet and send messages right
away.
• In some cases you will get the option to download Internet and messaging settings the first
time you turn on your phone. It is also possible to download these settings later from the
Settings menu.
• You can manually add and change Internet and network settings in your phone at any time.
Contact your network operator for detailed information on your Internet and messaging
settings.
To download Internet and messaging settings
1 From the Home screen, tap
2 Find and tap Settings > Sony Ericsson > Settings download.
To reset the default Internet settings
1 From the Home screen, tap
2 Tap Settings > Wireless & networks > Mobile networks > Access Point
Names.
3 Press .
4 Tap Reset to default
To view the current Access Point Name (APN)
1 From the Home screen, tap
2 Find and tap Settings > Wireless & networks > Mobile networks.
3 Tap Access Point Names.
If you have several available connections, the active network connection will be indicated by a
marked button to the right.
To configure Internet settings manually
From the Home screen, tap
1
2 Find and tap Settings > Wireless & networks > Mobile networks > Access Point
Names.
3 Press .
4 Tap New APN .
5 Tap Name and enter the name of the network profile you want to create.
6 Tap APN and enter the access point name.
7 Tap and enter all other information required by your service provider.
8 Press and tap Save
Contact your service provider for detailed information about your network settings.

Data traffic

Turning off data traffic
You can disable all data connections over 2G/3G networks with your phone to avoid any
unwanted data downloads and synchronizations. Contact your service provider if you need
detailed information about your subscription plan and data traffic costs.
When data traffic is turned off, you can still use Wi-Fi™ and Bluetooth™ connections. You can
also send and receive multimedia messages.
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