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I am trying to edit settings of APN (Access Point Names) according to provided guidelines by cellular company to be able to use 3G internet on my Huawei Ascend G700 running on Android 4.2.1.

Whenever I select any item from the default list of APN in Mobile Network Settings and then try to update and save any field, the whole item gets disappeared from the APN list.

Similarly while trying to create new APN, I provide all the fields and then hit the Save button, the new item doesn't get added to the APN list. No error is shown in this process.

Note: The SIM is inserted and working fine i.e., I can send/receive text messages, make/receive calls using the SIM. I've also asked the provider to send me a message for auto-configuration: when I receive and execute that, it says "internet settings already configured" – but the APN settings are not same like the cellular company 3G internet settings (so it seems auto-configuration has the very same issue of changes not being applied).

EDIT:
I navigate to Settings > About Phone > Status and observed that there is no info about Mobile Network i.e., Network, Signal Strength, Mobile Network Type, Service State, Roaming and Mobile Network State.

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  • I've integrated that with your question as well – and unfortunately am out of ideas now. It might be an error in your ROM (e.g. the corresponding configuration file was accidentally made read-only, so changes cannot be written). Have you contacted Huawei support yet with that? Maybe an update could solve the issue. – Izzy♦ Apr 29 '15 at 6:35
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    Thanks for your help.. I try to contact Huawei support and see what they say. – Salman Zaidi Apr 29 '15 at 6:42
  • Good luck – and please don't forget to keep us posted (or to answer your own question if solved ;) – Izzy♦ Apr 29 '15 at 6:56
  • Sure, I will post answer if I find any.. – Salman Zaidi Apr 29 '15 at 7:04

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