How to set up a Samsung phone to send and receive MMS

The MMS settings that need to be set for parallel goods that can be sent directly by licensed mobile phones: SMS--Settings--Multi**Message--Multi**Message Setting--Server Settings---1--Select Mode Name: MMS Server Address:

One goes online. An MMS browser -- Server Settings -- Setup 1 Mode Name: China Mobile Home Page URL:

Delivery Method: GPRS Only **Server: Valid GPRS settings press OK to enter.

Server: Server Port: 80 Access Point Name:

cmwap username: null password: null mms settings :

Based on your description, we recommend that you try it by following the steps below:

1.Turn on the data switch of the phone (pull down the top curtain and the data is lit to enter the phone settings - wireless and network - mobile network - use data packet to tick).

2.Open Phone Settings - Wireless & Networks - Mobile Networks - Access Point Name - Menu - Reset to Default Settings.

3.After the setting is successful, select to send a new color message (the previous MMS message may not be received normally due to network or time problems).

4.Try to change another SIM card.

5.If you can't send and receive MMS messages normally, please back up your phone's data (**book, messages, multi** files, etc.) and restore your phone to the original factory settings - Privacy - Restore the original factory settings). If the problem still cannot be solved, you need to send your mobile phone to the nearest service center for testing, please click the following link for specific service center inquiries.

Hello dear Samsung users:

According to your description:

If the SMS sent by your mobile phone automatically changes to MMS, when there are more than 10 SMS messages (670 Chinese characters), it will be automatically converted to MMS. If there are no more than 10 messages (670 characters) that automatically change to MMS, we recommend that you try the following methods:

2.Try to change the SIM card.

3.Factory reset attempt: Settings - Reset Privacy Personal - Factory Reset.

If the problem persists after the above operations, it is recommended that you bring the purchase invoice, three-guarantee voucher and mobile phone to the local Samsung service center for testing by the engineer.

Android mobile phone to send SMS to MMS processing method: 1. Check whether the SMS interface has turned on the "subject bar", press the menu key to close it; 2. Go to the SMS settings of your mobile phone, check if there is an option to convert SMS to MMS, and turn it off; 3. Go to the SMS settings of your mobile phone, check if there is an option to "Remind when SMS is converted to MMS", and turn it on; 4. Send long text messages through third-party software (search SMS in any application market, choose ** to install and use according to personal needs).

Nowadays, many mobile phones have their own information function, but due to the many mobile phone brands, the use of mobile phone information function is also different. Today, we will take Samsung mobile phones as an example to teach you how to use the message function to send text messages.

Samsung phones. First, find [Messages] on your phone's desktop and click to open it.

Then we'll be taken to the message screen, and all you'll see is your inbox, which is the message that someone sent you. If you want to send a text message yourself, you need to click on the icon in the upper right corner.

Next, we can text the message, first of all, the blank part above needs to fill in the recipient, that is, who you need to send this text message to.

Then the blank part below is the content of the text message, that is, what information you want to send this text message needs to convey.

Finally, the recipient and the content of the SMS are filled in, we just need to click the send button to the right of the SMS content, and the SMS will be sent.

Connect your mobile phone to wifi or data, accept MMS and tap to open.

How to set up MMS on Samsung phones:

2. Create a new on the MMS settings, and the new MMS needs to be set.

3. After creating, we will go back to the settings bar, MMS should be selected on the MMS option, and set this to the current setting, so that the mobile phone can accept and send SMS normally.

4. Then we started trying to send MMS. We select a ** that needs to be sent on the mobile phone for example, press and hold or right-click on the ** that needs to be sent, and select the send option in the options bar that pops up.

Under the Standby page, tap on "Applications".

Select Settings.

Select Mobile Network.

Select Access Point Name.

According to the ** card used, check the "WAP" mode to surf the Internet, for example: check "3GWAP" ("Wo3G mobile phone Internet access"), and then receive MMS.

a) Monternet GPRS: Data bearer mode GPRS, access point name CMWAP, username none, prompt password none, password none, authentication normal, homepage, advanced settings:

Mobile IP address automatic, primary nameserver, secondary nameserver, server, port 80

b) China Mobile MMS:

Data bearer mode: GPRS, access point name, cmwap, username: none, prompt password for none, password none, authentication normal, homepage, advanced settings:

Mobile IP address automatic, primary nameserver, secondary nameserver, server, port 80

c) China Mobile CMNET:

Data bearer mode gprs, access point name cmnet, username none, prompt password no, password none, authentication normal, homepage, advanced settings:

Mobile IP address automatic, primary nameserver, secondary nameserver, server, port 80

That's it, just follow the settings.

1.In standby mode, tap Applications.

2.Click Settings.

4.Click Mobile Network.

5.Click Access Point Name.

6.Select WAP or NET mode according to the card used by the phone and the Internet access method, then press the [Menu] button, and then click [Reset to default]. Finally, after the settings, restart your phone and try to send and receive MMS messages again.