Product Description
The Nokia C2 01 flaunts a fun, user friendly design that contributes to its functionality and surprisingly robust feature set. It offers everything one expects from a reliable cell phone, including SMS, MMS and email access, and a multimedia player. Featuring multimedia functions, a video capable digital camera, and memory expandable to up to 16GB via a microSD card slot, the Nokia C2 01 has additional features such as Flash Lite 3.0 and more, leaving it ready to serve a variety of needs. Bluetooth connectivity allows you to easily transfer data between devices or use a Bluetooth headset for safer, handsfree talking while you drive. Featuring support for GPRS, GSM, and EDGE networks, this Quad Band phone will keep you in touch across the globe, whether you find yourself in North America, Europe, or Asia. Nokia C2 01 makes a statement while keeping you in touch, in the loop, and productive regardless of where each day may take you.
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- Cellular Band - Quad-Band 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 Mhz
- Cellular Band 3G - 850 / 1900 / 2100 Mhz
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
This post is about setting up a Nokia C2-01 on the AT&T wireless network.
By Shawn
So, this phone is NOT an AT&T phone. I bought it on Amazon.com for under $100. At any rate, it boasts internet connectivity, email, app store, MMS, etc. However, since it's not an AT&T phone, it does not come pre-configured to connect to the AT&T network for using these services.
So, here are the Three steps required to get this phone going:
Two of the Steps are configuring Access points, found under:
Menu > Settings > Configuration > Personal config. sett. > Options > Add New >
I will refer to the path above, as AP_HOME.
1. Configure Web Access Point
Go to AP_HOME and choose Web and set it up as follows
Account name: MediaNet (or whatever you want it to be)
User name: (blank)Password: (blank)Use pref. access pt [Yes/No] (no)[If No] Access point settings -Proxy [Disabled/Enabled] Enabled-[If Enabled] Proxy Address wireless.cingular.com-[If Enabled] Proxy Port 80-Data bearer [Packet data/GSM data] Packet data -Bearer settings Packet data acc. pt: wap.cingularNetwork type [IPv4/IPv6] IPv4Authenticiation type [Normal/Secure] NormalUser name: (none)Password: (none)
2. Configure the MMS Access Point
Go to AP_HOME and choose Multimedia msg.
Account name: MMS (or whatever you want)Server address: http://mmsc.cingular.com
Use pref. access pt [Yes/No] No[If No] Access point settings
-Proxy [Disabled/Enabled] Enabled-[If Enabled] Proxy Address wireless.cingular.com-[If Enabled] Proxy Port 80-Bearer settings
Packet data acc. pt: wap.cingular
Network type [IPv4/IPv6] IPv4Authenticiation type [Normal/Secure] NormalUser name: WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM (all caps)
Password: CINGULAR1 (all caps)
3. Set the default Access Point
To do this follow this path
Menu > Settings > Configuration
In configuration, choose Default config. sett.
Choose "Personal config" and the middle button will now say "Details," so click the middle button.
The middle button will now say "Default," click the middle button again.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
it is a very good phone.
By t.k
I got the item on time,so far everything is working as it is supposed to. It is a very good phone.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Perfect!
By Bat212
I had one of these for almost a year now. Has been through thick and thin. Had to order my dad one since most of his does not last 2 days. He has had this one since and its still going!!
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