The first private player to launch 3G services in a big way in India has been Tata Docomo. If you have a Tata Docomo 3G plan, you can use the following settings to use 3G from your Nexus One/Android phone.
- Open the Settings application
- Click on Wireless & Networks
- Click on Mobile networks
- Click on Access Point Names
- Bring up the Options menu (the second button from the left on the soft-touch pad, the one with the horizontal lines) and click New APN
- Use the following settings
- Name: Give any name here. For example, Tata Docomo 3G
- APN: TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET This is the only thing you really need to set to access the internet over 3G.
- Proxy: Leave this as Not set
- Port: Leave this as Not set
- Username: Leave this as Not set
- Password: Leave this as Not set
- Server: Leave this as Not set
- MMSC: Leave this as Not set
- MMS Proxy: Leave this as Not set
- MMS Port: Leave this as Not set
- MCC: 404 (This was the default value on my phone. I didn't change it)
- MNC: 64 (This was the default value on my phone. I didn't change it)
- Authentication type: None
- APN type: Leave this as Not set
Do let me know in the comments whether this helped, or if you needed to do anything different.
Does it show 3G icon with this settings? Mine shows it as running in edge mode
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it worked tested on my motorola razr i on 22 nov 2013
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