Not sure if you have seen this but on all Nickelodeon shows like Drake&Josh and iCarly are like this. They have "pear Phones" Hmm? iCarly has a Razr that has the pear symbol on it. How dumb.
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Iphone on Chuck tv show has MMS
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Well we can post in this forum and it goes un noticed or we can let Apple see that we are in need and would like this feature.As I have posted the link to the MMS petition(Which I am told is sent to the company itself) and get as many signatures that we can , so that this feature can be implemented in a firmware update:
http://www.petitiononline.com/IPMMS/petition.html
http://www.petitiononline.com/IPMMS/petition.html
Yeah cause online petitions have such a fantastic track record of working to get people exactly what they want!
Its worth a try.No need to not put your 2 cents in the petition. At least its worth a try. Thank you for your support either way.Yeah cause online petitions have such a fantastic track record of working to get people exactly what they want!
Yeah cause online petitions have such a fantastic track record of working to get people exactly what they want!
I'd be surprised if such a petition has any affect on Apple choosing where to focus their engineering efforts. After all, even with thousands of signatures, it's still just a sliver of a fraction of iPhone customers who have already given Apple their money. Plus, 'signing' such a petition takes so little effort that one may not care that some people spent a minute or less to get added to the list.
I agree there is no harm in having such a petition, but I would be shocked if it actually accomplished its goal.
By the way, Jack takes his breaks during the commercial interuption. Duh.
C'mon, you and I both know the action doesn't stop just because of commercials, we simply just miss three or four minutes of excitement. No time for pit stops. Jack Bauer is all that is man.
I'm sick of hearing his voice tease me on Bank of America commercials talking about MLB credit cards instead of screaming "WHERE IS THE BOMB!?" at some terrorists scum.
Nov. 23 couldn't come sooner.