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New article: MMS Coming Soon?
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Most people don't have/don't use email on their phones. Even a few of my friends have iPhones and don't have their email set up.
That article sounded more like the provider was releasing an app to do MMS.
C'mon, Apple. This is one of the very few deficiencies I've seen on the iPhone, but it's a HUGE one. I really don't care if e-mailing pics seems more intuitive. If my girlfriend wants to text me pictures of herself, dammit, I want to be able to see them without having to jump through obscene hoops of using that frigging AT&T site.
C'mon, Apple. This is one of the very few deficiencies I've seen on the iPhone, but it's a HUGE one. I really don't care if e-mailing pics seems more intuitive. If my girlfriend wants to text me pictures of herself, dammit, I want to be able to see them without having to jump through obscene hoops of using that frigging AT&T site.
I hate to be the guy who says this, but it seems inevitable in this type of thread.....if you want MMS that badly, just jailbreak your phone.
Last time I checked that helped as far as sending but receiving a picture was still half-assed at best. I simply told my friends to not bother sending me pix anymore since they all have lesser phones that either don't do email or they don't want to be bothered with an expensive data plan just for that. Considering there have been mms clients around forever and it's not that difficult a protocol, it seems to me that Apple's defense is the same as that of a 3 year old. What's next, they hold their breath until they turn blue?
Best argument I have ever read in favor of MMS so far
Yeah, you have no idea how heartbreaking it is to get a text that says "I'd send you this sexy naked pic I just took of myself, but I know you can't see it."
swirlyMMS works if you get it set up right...I really don't sent MMS message that much though, so really it's just easier to have people send them to my email address. Now that you can enter email addresses in contact listings on most current cell phones, it doesn't seem like that big of a hassle.
Plus, you can send pictures to people's phones by emailing their phones MMS address.... 10digitphonenumber@mms.att. net (without the space) is the one for AT&T...I'm sure a google search will find the address for international carriers
Plus, you can send pictures to people's phones by emailing their phones MMS address.... 10digitphonenumber@mms.att. net (without the space) is the one for AT&T...I'm sure a google search will find the address for international carriers
Seriously, what is the need to get pictures sent straight to your phone as opposed to waiting until you get near a computer? I NEVER used MMS with my pre-iPhone phones because of the cost jacking associated with it ($5 for one picture that someone sent me).
I figure people who want to get pictures sent to them in an instant will move to the smartphone level. People who don't will use stupidphones. I know that a lot of you use MMS, so maybe you can just tell me what the greatness is.
I figure people who want to get pictures sent to them in an instant will move to the smartphone level. People who don't will use stupidphones. I know that a lot of you use MMS, so maybe you can just tell me what the greatness is.
I don't think so. Most phones can send text messages or picture messages to email addresses. A data plan isn't required for this, as far as I know.
hahah that sucks man....she could send it to your email and you could see it on your phone
The carriers in my country don't allow that.
Having said that, MMS isn't really that important to me. Still, I wish apple would allow mms just because it's a nice option to have if I want to.
hahah that sucks man....she could send it to your email and you could see it on your phone
And if the next iphone will support video conferencing then all of darkflounders problems will be solved
I don't think the iPhone sends full resolution images even by email. It scales them down to save bandwidth.
It actually does...I've emailed pictures to myself to get them on my computer without plugging in my phone and they're full size/quality
I have just checked a picture that I have sent earlier today via email and it has been resized to 800 x 600.
I have just checked a picture that I have sent earlier today via email and it has been resized to 800 x 600.
it could be your email service resizing it to decrease file size...what email service do you use?
interesting...I have mine set up with gmail too and it doesn't resize them....who knows