Most Globe GPRS/MMS settings will be sent to your mobile phones (Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Motorola and Samsung) once you put your new Globe sim card. But sometimes this doesn't happen, you have to set it up manualy or call for assistance and request for GPRS/MMS settings to activate them. For my mobile phone (a good old Sony Ericsson K310i) I tried both. I called Globe customer service several times requested GPRS and MMS activation. But the problem is they don't have the electronic settings for my Sony Ericsson K310i. Either my mobile phone is kinda old or because it was bought in Taiwan. The Globe customer service that helped me is really willing to help me activate my GPRS and MMS. She patiently gave me the step by step instructions to activate my Globe GPRS/MMS setting. Unfortunately, after the long conversation I can't still get my GPRS/MMS working. The next day I decided to search the world wide web on "How to set Sony Ericsson GRPS/MMS settings". Here are the steps that I did for my Sony Ericsson K310i:

1. Go to Menu then Settings.
2. Select the Connectivity settings
3. Select Data comm then Data Accounts
4. Create a New account
5. When asked for Account Type. select GPRS Data
6. Type "myglobe connect" for new account name
7. Press continue and input these New GPRS Data
APN: WWW.GLOBE.COM.PH
Username:
Password:
Login Request: off
Allow calls: Automatic
IP address:
DNS address:
Authentication: None
Data Compression: On
Header Compression: On
8. Now you have your new data account.
9. Go back to Connectivity settings
10. select Internet settings then internet profiles
11. select New Profile, type "myglobe gprs" for profile name and save
12. choose Connect Using and a list off Data accounts will be displayed
13. select "myglobe connect" - this is the account we created earlier then save
14. while on Internet profiles press "MORE" and then settings
15. Make your settings similar to the following
connect using: myglobe connect
Use proxy: Yes
Proxy Address: 203.177.42.214
Port number: 8080
Username:
Password:
16. Go back to internet profiles
17. Highlight myglobe gprs and press "MORE" once again then choose "Advanced"
18. Change your homepage name to "Globe Homepage"
19. change http address to ---> http://www.globe.com.ph/globe.asp then "OK"
20. That's it! Go to the main menu Internet services...more...goto...Globe Homepage

Enjoy your GPRS surfing!

You can also try reading Globe Wap Settings and you will notice that the same proxy address and ports are also used for China phone settings.

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