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LG G3 not receiving photos in texts
We have an "international" LG G3 phone and it seems to work fine here in the USA except for two things.
1) Some people text and send pictures, but the pictures don't show and won't "download."
2) There is no indication of Data mode (4G, 4G LTE, 3G, etc on the phone itself. LTE is not listed as a set up option in the list. Unable to figure out how to get it added.
Suggestions on how to get LTE mode activated? Will that then fix the Picture Text problem?
ausphoche
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8 years ago
Thanks everyone. I was able to get the phone into the service center and the lady "copied a file" from the LG Flex into this phone. Daughter's phone now has 4G data service and pictures are coming through, but as you say, the service tech reported that LTE is out of the question. We'll have to determine if the extra speed on data is required (she had no data on prior phome) to see if the difference in price of $150 is worth it.
Again, thanks for your help. I'll go look at the instructions to see if there are additional tweeks needed to what the servicer did.
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ausphoche
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8 years ago
Out of curiosity. Where did yuou find the data contained here? As I stated, I could not get the LG D8555 spec from LG. Thanks
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ausphoche
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7 years ago
Thanks much... after 18 months the phone started to do the "boot loop." Sent it back to Square Trade for waranty repair. Everything was lost in the repair. No MMS data, so... Came back to this link ( http://www.att.com/esupport/article.jsp?sid=KB424489&cv=820#fbid=IJQuJCBQfJ6 ) and followed the instructions for smartphones and it does not work.
I'm wonderting if there are other settings that we must too, fix. Like disabling LTE networks or some thing.
Thanks in advance!
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pgrey
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7 years ago
http://www.lg.com/us/cell-phones/lg-D851-Silk-White-g3
Yeah, it's not the 855, but it's essentially the same hardware, different firmware.
It looks like 4G should work, or if you're really tech-y, you could flash it (or BRICK it, if you're not careful), and get LTE.
4G is pretty darn fast though, unless you're streaming 4K to a tethered device, I'm not sure you'd really notice the difference much, for everyday use.
For the MMS, I would try the link above (APN) and replace NXTGENPHONE with PHONE, and see if that works.
It's ESSENTIAL to do ALL the MMS settings, sometimes it's easy to just do the phone settings, and not see the MMS ones.
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