No word on Teathering which was supposed to come at the same time.
Um, how can iPhone MMS be 7 years too late when the iPhone has only been available for about 2.5 years?Wow.. I guess better late than never.. even if it is SEVEN YEARS late...
MMS has been around for about 7 years. It was first used in 2002. So if we're going from the start of the iPhone I guess then they're just 4.5 years behind.Um, how can iPhone MMS be 7 years too late when the iPhone has only been available for about 2.5 years?
MMS has been around for about 7 years. It was first used in 2002. So if we're going from the start of the iPhone I guess then they're just 4.5 years behind.
No word on Teathering which was supposed to come at the same time.
you must have missed that part, it said in the future :rant:
Following up on today’s announcement that AT&T would be making MMS available to US iPhone users on September 25, TiPb asked the logical followup — tethering?
We expect to offer tethering in the future. By its nature, this function could exponentially increase traffic on the network, and we need to ensure that some of our current upgrades are in place before we can deliver the expanded functionality with the excellent performance that customers expect.
They’re likely referring, at least in part, to their ongoing rollout of 850 MHz 3G — most recently in New York and New Jersey — which should put more width in their bandwidth.
I hope they don't add a tethering option. If they do, then we will have to pay extra and it will be a lot easier for them to catch the hacks.No word on Teathering which was supposed to come at the same time.
It really doesn't matter how long MMS has been around. The article is about adding MMS support to the iPhone. The iPhone has only been on the market since mid 2007. Mid-2007 was not 7 years ago nor was it 4.5 years ago. AT&T did not hide the fact that MMS was not being supported so if you bought an iPhone to do MMS you didn't do your homework.
It really doesn't matter how long MMS has been around. The article is about adding MMS support to the iPhone. The iPhone has only been on the market since mid 2007. Mid-2007 was not 7 years ago nor was it 4.5 years ago. AT&T did not hide the fact that MMS was not being supported so if you bought an iPhone to do MMS you didn't do your homework.
Apple Fan Boy? Or apologist? STOP IT already..AT&T Dropped the ball, and you know it!!!!