LMAO!
Anyone else like how AT&T used a First GEN iphone in their picture to announce the MMS update on "3g and 3gs"
HAHA.. so funny
That is because if you read the fine print, it says MMS will only be enabled for people with a first gen iPhone.
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AT&T Announces iPhone MMS Launch Date: September 25
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LMAO!
That is because if you read the fine print, it says MMS will only be enabled for people with a first gen iPhone.
Nice catch.
FU AT&T!!!
The very day Verizon gets the iPhone my AT&T account will be closed! We have all been jerked around way too much.
What about tethering? Still available on their crap phones but not iPhone!
FU AT&T!!!!!
LMAO!
I think im going to make a 30 second long flip book through MMSs to all of my friends of my cat chasing a laser pointer.
Rather have Tethering
MMS, okay nice to have. But tethering would be really useful. Hell, if MMS was going to bring the network down I suppose tethering would nuke it.
MMS, okay nice to have. But tethering would be really useful. Hell, if MMS was going to bring the network down I suppose tethering would nuke it.
[sarcastic applause]Bravo! Bravo![/sarcastic applause]
Geez, my moms 2004 LG free flip phone (with Cingular branding) has this.
Geez, my moms 2004 LG free flip phone (with Cingular branding) has this.
Uh lik OMFGGGGGG, Don'tchaaa no!? Cuz lik Steve n his minions said "bite us 1g iPhone uzas."
I can't wait for the pictures of people making out in he hallways that get sent out to entire address books
MMS must die!Don
I agree
I totally agree...it's time to make AT&T EARN all those fees that they've been collecting from us for months.
Prediction: Article on Macrumors that day reporting that iPhone MMS usage brings AT&T network to its knees. lol.
I totally agree...it's time to make AT&T EARN all those fees that they've been collecting from us for months.
Prediction: Article on Macrumors that day reporting that iPhone MMS usage brings AT&T network to its knees. lol.
so basically the crap they told us back in June about having to manually go through all accounts and enable MMS was BS!!!!! I knew it!!!
What is the big deal about MMS?
I email photos all the time and they look great. MMS is just low quality images. Why does everyone have their panties in a bunch over this ancient functionality that is out of date by 4 years?
I email photos all the time and they look great. MMS is just low quality images. Why does everyone have their panties in a bunch over this ancient functionality that is out of date by 4 years?
Ever notice how people who start their posts with uuh/umm have no idea what they're talking about?
I totally agree...it's time to make AT&T EARN all those fees that they've been collecting from us for months.
Prediction: Article on Macrumors that day reporting that iPhone MMS usage brings AT&T network to its knees. lol.
I've got an unlimited texting plan. And Im going to use them ALL.
I hope their network can handle the volume. One iPhone user will send a lot more of these MMS messages than a person using a regular phone.
Ugh. Not only do I not want MMS, I'm actually dreading this because I fear what it will do to AT&T's already pathetic 3G speeds (getting under 400 kbps in downtown Boston). I know they get a ton of crap for not having MMS, but network speed is about 100x more important.
I am 100% certain that we will find out when it is released. As far as before then, it doesn't matter because it doesn't affect you yet.
Prediction:
For those currently not having MMS in the U.S., MMS on September 25.
For those currently having MMS in the U.S., "No MMS for you, next!" on September 25.
For those currently not having MMS in the U.S., MMS on September 25.
For those currently having MMS in the U.S., "No MMS for you, next!" on September 25.
I want MMs. FWIW, peanut.
How do you figure? I tend to send more e-mails with photos than I ever sent MMSs on any phone. '
That's actually not the reason. Remember, even the cheapest crappy phone was able to do MMS for years, long before 3G. It has to do with the fact that (1) sending messaging on iPhone is not a full background process, (2) earlier iPhone users get "free" 200 messages and AT&T probably doesn't want those 200 to be MMS, and (3) Apple wants earlier iPhone users to upgrade.
At the very least, earlier iPhones should be capable of receiving MMS, instead of stupid SMS that opens AT&T MMS viewer website.