Aio Wireless APN settings are out of date, because Aio Wireless is now Cricket Wireless. Aio was AT&T’s prepaid brand. In March 2014 AT&T bought the company behind Cricket, and Aio’s own merger page told customers: “The original Cricket will merge with AT&T’s brand Aio Wireless to become the new Cricket.”
The message to Aio customers at the time was to do nothing: “As an Aio customer, you don’t need to do anything. The only change you’ll see in the coming months is the logo.” You can read it in the Internet Archive.
The settings a former Aio phone uses now
Cricket’s. These values are copied from Cricket’s bring-your-own-Android page.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Internet |
| APN | endo |
| Proxy | leave blank |
| Port | leave blank |
| Username | leave blank |
| Password | leave blank |
| MMSC | http://mmsc.mobile.att.net |
| MMS proxy | proxy.mobile.att.net |
| MMS port | 80 |
| MCC | 310 |
| MNC | 150 |
| APN type | default,mms,fota,hipri,supl |
| APN protocol | IPv4v6 |
The steps for entering them, and what to do on an iPhone, are on our Cricket APN settings page.
Aio Wireless APN settings we recorded in 2016
For reference only.
Archive: 2016
Recorded in 2016, two years after the merger. Compare them with Cricket’s values above before you rely on any of them.
| Field | Value in 2016 |
|---|---|
| Name | Internet |
| APN | ndo |
| MMSC | http://mmsc.aiowireless.net |
| MMS proxy | proxy.aiowireless.net |
| MMS port | 80 |
| MCC | 310 |
The old APN was ndo. Cricket’s is endo. The two picture-message
addresses changed as well, from aiowireless.net to AT&T’s. If a phone still
carries the Aio entries, replace them.
The story of the merger is on our Aio Wireless page.