List of Android APN settings for US networks

Having the APN settings correctly set up on your Android device is crucial if you want to use your phone for mobile internet and MMS messaging (and who in this day and age doesn’t want to do that?). If you can’t connect to these services, and have already tried resetting your APN settings to default, then you may need to manually add the APN settings for your network. Here we show you how.

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Creating a new APN

If you’re
using a Nexus device, go to Settings, then tap More, Mobile Networks, Access Point Names, and press the ‘+’ icon to add a new APN.

If you’re using a Samsung device, tap Settings, ‘More networks’, ‘Mobile networks’, then Access Point Names. Next, press the Settings button on your phone, then tap New APN.

Reaching the ‘New APN’ creator should be similar on most Android devices.

Go to your APN settings, tap New APN, then use our list to add the Access Point Settings for your cellular provider

Once you’re on the screen where you can add a new APN, you’ll need to enter the APN settings for your cellular provider. Thankfully, you don’t need to go scouring the internet looking for them, as we’ve listed the APN settings for every major network right here at AndroidPIT.

Just find your network provider in the list, add all the settings that need to be added (ignoring the ones that say <Not Set>), then tap the Settings button and Save.

AT&T APN settings

Name: ATT Phone, (ATT Broadband for tablets)
APN: phone (broadband for tablets)
Proxy: <Not Set>
Port: <Not Set>
Username:  <Not Set>
Password:  <Not Set>
Server: <Not Set>
MMSC: http://mmsc.mobile.att.net (Not Set for tablets)
MMS proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net (Not Set for tablets)
MMS port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Authentication type: <Not Set>
APN type: default,supl,mms,hipri (Also ‘fota’ for tablets)
APN Protocol: IPv4 (Enabled for tablets)
Bearer: <Default>

Boost Mobile APN settings

Name: Boost_Mobile
APN: Boost_Mobile
Proxy: <Not Set>
Port: <Not Set>
User Name: Boost_Mobile
Password:

Server:
MMSC: http://mm.myboostmobile.com
MMS Proxy: 68.28.31.7
MMS Port: 80
MCC: 311
MNC: 870
Authentication type: <Not Set>
APN type: default,admin,fota,mms,supl,hipri
APN Protocol: <Not Set>
Bearer: <Not Set>

Sprint APN settings

Name: Sprint
APN: cinet.spcs
Proxy: <Not Set>
Port: <Not Set>
Username:  yourMSID@uscc.net
Password:  your MSID
Server: wap.voicestream.com
MMSC: http://mmsc1.uscc.net/mmsc/mms
MMS proxy: 68.28.31.7
MMS port: <Not Set>
MCC: 234
MNC: 15
Authentication type: <Not Set>
APN type: <Not Set>
APN Protocol: iPv4
Bearer: <Not Set>

T-Mobile APN settings

Name: T-MOBILE
APN: epc.tmobile.com, or fast.tmobile.com (LTE)
Proxy: <Not Set>
Port: <Not Set>
Username:  <Not Set>
Password:  <Not Set>
Server: wap.voicestream.com
MMSC: http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc
MMS proxy: 216.155.165.50
MMS port: <Not Set>
MCC: 310
MNC: 260
Authentication type: <Not Set>
APN type: <Not Set> or Internet + MMS
APN Protocol: IPv4
Bearer: <Not Set>

US Cellular APN settings

Name: USCC
APN: internet
Proxy: <Not Set>
Port: <Not Set>
Username:  yourMSID@uscc.net
Password:  your MSID
Server: wap.voicestream.com
MMSC: http://mmsc1.uscc.net/mmsc/mms
MMS proxy: blank
MMS port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 120
Authentication type: <Not Set>
APN type: <Not Set> or Internet + MMS
APN Protocol: iPv4
Bearer: <Not Set>

Verizon APN settings

Name: Verizon
APN: internet
Proxy: <Not Set>

Port: <Not Set>
Username:  <Not Set>
Password:  <Not Set>
Server: <Not Set>
MMSC: http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms
MMS proxy: <Not Set>
MMS port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 012
Authentication type: <Not Set>
APN type: <Not Set> or Internet + MMS
APN Protocol: <Default>
Bearer: <Not Set>

Virgin Mobile APN settings

Name: Virgin Mobile
APN: Sprint
Proxy: <Not Set>
Port: <Not Set>
Username:  <Not Set>
Password:  <Not Set>
Server: <Not Set>
MMSC: http://mmsc.vmobl.com:8080/mms?
MMS proxy: 205.239.233.136
MMS port: 81
MCC: 310
MNC: <Not Set>
Authentication type: <Not Set>
APN type: default,supl,mms
APN Protocol: iPv4
Bearer: <Not Set>

List of Android APN settings for US networks