Does disable APN make your browsing faster?
With APN disabled I have faster web browsing.
go to Options > Device > Advanced System Settings > TCP IP > uncheck all and try it yourself, You can always reset your APN settings to the default from the menu under TCP IP. |
Or so it seems, but I am running .280 on my 9650.
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Once you disable the APN, are you still able to send MMS?
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are you using a 8310? this thread is for 9800 Torch which uses OS 6 that has some new features. |
I have the impression the browsing is faster.
Perception or reality? |
I loaded up a page that was loaded with pictures to test it, with APN disabled it was faster. Try some pages with it on and off to see the difference.
Page I used Weekend Freedom Machines: Show us your Tires!! and pictures - Google Search |
what does the APN do? So when it is disabled what are we giving up?
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Maybe its just me, but I don't notice any differences.
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Before I try this - I did this once before on my 9000 (was necessary for a specific app to work) - but when I re-enabled APN later, the Username for APN and Password for APN did not come back.
I can write down the username before disabling, but the password of course only shows ******* Can anyone tell me what the username would be (i.e. is it my PIN, or an IP address, or ? ? ? ) - or if not, is this something AT&T can tell me? Thanks - then I will try disabling APN and respond to the poll. DonH |
I went so far as to disable the browser push options, and got better response times on the browser.
I think I got BBMaps to stick around too. |
if i do this, some of my apps dont work. since i added the APN settings, i havent noticed a change in speed...
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Could be if the settings are there it takes a bit for the browser to detect whats faster. I need to find some time to test the push option now. |
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I moved from a 9000 and therefore am currently not pulling any hair out, as the browser is generally 3x faster on my torch than on my bold...but more faster can be better! |
Ok, so I disabled APN a week ago, and I do think browsing is slightly faster.
Now, since I climbed on-board, can someone please tell me what I am or could be missing by disabling APN? Not finding much clarity by googling, and would sure like to know if something could happen -- like next time I go travelling? Posted via BlackBerryForums.com Mobile |
you can always enable it later on. i dont have any issues with any of my apps at the moment.
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I disable APN for a while, but apps like Twitter was not loading twitpics etc...
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Re: Does disable APN make your browsing faster?
I just found that several but not all youtube videos were playing. In Web Videos Search app I kept getting "player error: apn not set," which renminded me of disabling the apn settings. So when I reenabled and reset to default, I can now watch videos -- though browsing is a little bit slower. Anyone have this same issue with apn settings being disabled?
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Re: Does disable APN make your browsing faster?
So what is the purpose of APN?
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Re: Does disable APN make your browsing faster?
Found it.
http://www.blackberryforums.com/gene...-what-apn.html Quote:
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