An internal AT&T memo states that the iPhone 3G supports MMS. This is all conjecture but interestingly enough all of the plans offered by AT&T make no mention of MMS or even text limits, which means, in a roundabout way, they’re hiding something. Does anyone use MMS anyway?
Know something we should know? E-mail us your tips! We respect anonymity. »
Comments
by
John Biggs
on
June 26, 2008
Comments 
Leave Comment
Commenting Options
Enter your personal information to the left, or sign in with your Facebook account by clicking the button below.
Alternatively, you can create an avatar that will appear whenever you leave a comment on a Gravatar-enabled blog.
- Actively Discussed Posts
- BFF
- How to jailbreak the iPhone 3GS
38 comments - Can you name a scientist? Not too many Americans can, it turns out.
16 comments - NSFW: Totally weird "Robo-Geisha" movie trailer
16 comments - Man Wall costs $15K -- worth every penny
15 comments - Paparazzi beware! Flash purse stalks the stalkers
13 comments
- WOW Leveling Guide - The Best WOW Leveling Guide For Horde And Alliance Is Here!
1 comment - Xbox 360 E74 Error - What Causes It And How To Fix It Today!
1 comment - Grow Taller - Any Age Can Add 2-4 Inches in Just 6 Weeks!
1 comment - Nintendo Wii Homebrew - How to Unlock the Wii
5 comments - Learn The Best Skin Care System - Skin Care 101!
3 comments
The MMS support (pricing) was curiously already notified for the “iPhone1″ on the Apple Store/AT&T Rate Plans last year >>> http://www.nowhereelse.fr/?p=2870
Hey! I, or, more appropriately, my friends and family actually use MMS. It’s a real pain when my wife sends me a picture and I have to find a computer, log into viewmymessage.com, and view a compressed 2×2 picture. Honestly, I’ve considered dumping my iPhone for the BB 9000. However, if they can retro-fit my Gen 1 iPhone with MMS, I’ll stick with it. Or, even upgrade to the iPhone 2.0.
Hey! I, or, more appropriately, my friends and family actually use MMS. It’s a real pain when my wife sends me a picture and I have to find a computer, log into viewmymessage.com, and view a compressed 2×2 picture. Honestly, I’ve considered dumping my iPhone for the BB 9000. However, if they can retro-fit my Gen 1 iPhone with MMS, I’ll stick with it. Or, even upgrade to the iPhone 2.0.
My friend just dumped his iphone for a blackberry because of lack of mms support. but then, he is 30 going on 12.
Watch out for details on MMS on the new iphone at http://www.iphone-2.co.uk
Does anyone remember that Apple and AT&T held back info like pricing and doled it out during the week before the launch? They did this to build up hype and to get media coverage before the actual launch. In my opinion, they are likely to do this again, possibly with MMS, and this will drive the masses into a frenzy before the launch.