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11:00 am
April 22, 2009
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If you can borrow a buddy's Roger's phone, try you Speakout SIM card on that. Data may not be enabled for all I know.
2:10 pm
December 9, 2013
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Reset to factory settings did the trick. I guess there was a problem in the phone with the UMB changing to Data. Now connected!
5:42 pm
March 12, 2009
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Phew!!!
11:27 pm
December 20, 2013
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I recently was able to get Data working on my Nexus S that I brought over from Mobilicity. Oddly, the official Speakout APN settings does not work for me, but the Rogers APN as well as the internet.com APN does. Once I enable data with the check mark it takes a few minutes before a letter "E" appears above the antenna bars in the notification. Also, I ran a speedtest.net and found data was slow: ping 500ms, download 120kbps, upload 105kbps. Spoke to Customer Service, and they told me speed was handset dependent. Does anybody know if I can get better data speeds with Speakout on my Nexus S Android 4.1 ? I'm in the greater Vancouver area.
4:31 pm
December 30, 2010
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E or course is slow but that is related to your phone. Your Mobi phone probably doesn't have 850/1900 3G.
7:43 pm
December 20, 2013
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Thanks chimpanzee. This is a Google Nexus S. Under the battery it says model GT-i9020T. I discovered that this model does not support anything higher than 2G Too bad. Does anyone know what the highest speed Speakout is delivering on its Data add-on in the greater Vancouver area?
11:43 am
July 3, 2013
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Nothing worked on my Samsung Google Nexus until I did this…
On the "Access Point Names" screen there are 2 menu settings options:
"Add APN" and,
"Reset to Default".
Clicking "Reset to Default" made my previously created (rogers-core-appl1.apn) start working without having to re-enter it. Hope that helps somebody.
The speed is fine (~ 8Mbps).
11:46 am
July 3, 2013
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4ward said:
This is a Google Nexus S. Under the battery it says model GT-i9020T. I discovered that this model does not support anything higher than 2G Too bad. Does anyone know what the highest speed Speakout is delivering on its Data add-on in the greater Vancouver area?
Wrong… Google Nexus works fine (~8 Mbps in Chilliwack, BC). '3G' or 'H' appears beside the bars.
3:58 pm
December 9, 2013
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46jimbo said:
Phew!!!
Ok so after using the 3G data plan for a month, I upgraded my android to a 500 MB value plan just now... So to upgrade to that value plan, I had to deactivate my 100 MB value plan. To my surprise, the problem of disappearing 3G data has come back again. Now I have a 500 MB data with NO internet connection. The 3G icon on my android is GONE as it was the problem before. This is very frustrating.
Speakout seems to have a problem with their system now I can't even connect to the internet. I don't want to reset my android every time I want to friggin change my value plan. PLEASE SOMEONE HELP. I'm on customer service hotline but they know nothing about their service. Speakout is stupid.
4:07 pm
December 9, 2013
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The 4G icon is usually on but when I changed my value plan. The icon is gone missing... Someone help? The problem came back again. Damn you Speakout!!!
4:14 pm
December 9, 2013
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Kaizen said:
The 4G icon is usually on but when I changed my value plan. The icon is gone missing... Someone help? The problem came back again. Damn you Speakout!!!
And please don't tell me trivial stuff like did I turn on the network 3G data on... C'mon... I wouldn't be here if I checked every trivial mistakes... This is something more... Something Speakout is making mistakes at the hands of Rogers
5:27 pm
January 7, 2014
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marvls said:
Nothing worked on my Samsung Google Nexus until I did this…
On the "Access Point Names" screen there are 2 menu settings options:
"Add APN" and,
"Reset to Default".
Clicking "Reset to Default" made my previously created (rogers-core-appl1.apn) start working without having to re-enter it. Hope that helps somebody.
The speed is fine (~ 8Mbps).
I tried different suggestions on my galaxy tab 10.1 tablet and nothing worked till I did exactly what your post says ..
Thanks marvis
6:49 am
January 14, 2014
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I'll keep in mind the "Reset to Default" trick. I did something else with my Google Nexus.
I changed my old UMB APN to the new published settings and it worked at first, then when I went in airport mode and came back, Internet access would not return. I tried rebooting the phone and a few other things and nothing worked. Eventually, I changed IPv4/IPv6 to IPv4 only and that did it.
If "Reset to Default" doesn't work for you, try this and it might work.
