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If you have bought that awesome HTC wildfire handset and looking for GPRS settings then I suppose this post should be of some help.

The normal way should be to call up Airtel Customer Care and ask them to provide you a manual walkthrough to set the GPRS settings. But we all know how crappy is the experience there. So here is the settings help for all those who want it.

go to settings > wireless & Networks >Mobile networks
there is one Mobile Network as well…sont confuse with that.
Then Click Access Point Names.

I see three option on my New HTC WildFire.
1. Airtel Live

2.Mobile Office

3.Airtel MMS

Choose Mobile Office

Make these Settings

Name – Mobile Office (MO or what ever)
APN – airtelgprs.com
Proxy – Not Set
Port – <Not set>
Username – <Not set>
Password – <Not set>
Server – <Not set>
MMSC – <Not set>
MMSC Proxy – <Not set>
MMS Port – <Not set>
MMS Protocol – wap 2.0
MCC – 404
MNC- 10
Auth type – notset
API Type – Default

Thats all Save and you are ready to roll. Welcome to Airtel GPRS/EDGE

MMS on iPhone : Who cares if it is early? (src:readwriteweb.com)

Even though it was not expected for another couple of weeks, some iPhone users have reported they now have the option to send and receive MMS messages. So now you can share videos and images directly with your friends through the telecom provider.

Previously there was a doubt whether the AT&T network, who are the telecom service providers to Apple’s iPhones, would falter with the heavy load. But now, grounding all anticipation the feature finally hits the iPhones. The official release date was 25^th of this month. Then why this urgency? According to certain experts, AT&T is doing this to make sure there is a slow but smooth transition as the updates are rolled out gradually. They would not want waves of requests piling up on the final release date.

Are you the lucky one who has got the update already? Comment please.