WAP stands for "Wireless Application Protocol" and since your mobile phone has it you can browse and access WAP sites which have internet-style content and services. However, do not confuse WAP with full internet access browsing that can be done with an HTML browser like Pocket Internet Explorer (pIE) that comes built into Windows Mobile. You probably need to manually setup your WAP settings as well as your MMS settings.
In your menu of applications do you have "HELPME Moto" and "Motorola SETUP"? Motorola Setup is supposed to be where you set up MMS from what I just read after I did a Google search.
If your phone has the same setup as the PEBL and/or SLVR (or, is enough similar you can translate it to your device) check out (Google search the following term) "Bengal Boy Bible MMS". Only go to the resulting page if you do NOT mind your tutorial accompanied with some sophomoric almost soft porn (all 'parts' are covered or clothed - but not recommended to view while at work or without explanation to your gf/spouse beforehand in case someone is looking over your shoulder
). I only recommend it because it is for T-mo specifically and has lots of screen shots of the setup process that might make sense to you.
http://www.mobile-review.com/review/motorola-v6maxx-en.shtml Takes FOREVER to load, but waaaaaaaaaaaay down at the bottom of the page there is a screen shot of the MMS settings menu you probably are looking for. It gives no more information then that and I noticed it looks different then what they're showing at Bengal Boy (different devices and so not totally surprising they'd be somewhat different).
Probably none of what I've written is worth the paper it's printed on
, but I hope something here helps!
Good luck!!
Devices: T-Mobile MDA (Cingular SIM), i-mate SP5m (sitting in a drawer at the moment while I attempt to migrate to PPC permanently), Cingular 3125 (unlocked and in use on T-Mobile), Motorola MPx220 (retired), Motorola MPx200 (retired)
Accessories: Plantronics Explorer 330 & 2G Patriot Micro-SD (use w/MDA), Kingston 2G mini-SD used in SP5m, Plantronics Discovery 640 & 2G San Disk micro-SD (use w/3125), Jabra A210 BT adapter + Motorola HS805 (retired)