MMS for iPhones today...

[Particle Man]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

The whole advantage of MMS is that you can send a pic right after you take it......instead of haivng to d/l it to your pc first.

you can e-mail pics from the iPhone without downloading to a PC first...


The problem is when the million other people who DON'T have an iPhone send an MMS to someone with an iPhone... said iPhone user gets a stupid message with a note that says "I just sent you a multimedia message" with a link and a 7-8 character username and password that is unique to each message.

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

The whole advantage of MMS is that you can send a pic right after you take it......instead of haivng to d/l it to your pc first.

you should be able to use push email on your iphone and you can either email it to someone else or send it to their text email, just like a text...

for verizon you cand do, ##########@vzwpix.com (#'s are the phone number) and it goes to them just like an text message.

[Particle Man]

Originally Posted by Trip

you should be able to use push email on your iphone and you can either email it to someone else or send it to their text email, just like a text...

for verizon you cand do, ##########@vzwpix.com (#'s are the phone number) and it goes to them just like an text message.

most of the time. It's hit or miss for me

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Particle Man

most of the time. It's hit or miss for me

cause of the phone or AT&Ts shitty network?

[Homeslice]

lol, I don't even know what push email is

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

lol, I don't even know what push email is

it's like text messaging, except using email instead of a phone number. You should set it up.

[Homeslice]

I already send texts to both phone numbers and email addys.....Don't recall having to set anything up special

[Kaneman]

I still haven't got the text from ATT letting me know its ready...

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

I already send texts to both phone numbers and email addys.....Don't recall having to set anything up special

you use an email address on your phone, say you have a gmail account. You set it up so your phone will receive the email from that gmail account and you can email over the phone as well. It's all integrated into the phone instead of having to pull up gmail.com on the browser.

[NeonspeedRT]

Just saw this on AT&T's Facebook page...

"MMS messaging now avaliable. To enable MMS messaging, connect your iPhone to your computer and click “Check for Update” in iTunes. Once the update is completed, restart your iPhone by turning it off then on again. Note that iPhone OS 3.1 is required so you may need to update y...our software first. More info at iPhone tab: http://budurl.com/anyv and Apple’s support site: www.apple.com/support/iphone/Read More "