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To: MajorThomas
FYI, you actually CAN send MMS pictures from the iPhone, but not in a direct way, you must send them to another’s cell phone number by using a code involving the recipients cell number, and the carriers email servers.

Major, your information is way outdated. Your link is from August of 2007, just 2 months after the iPhone first became available. That's a description of how to email mutlimedia from the iPhone to another phone... something that has always been possible to phones that could accept email.

It works, but you have to know in advance whose service your recipients cell phone has, otherwise, it’s a no go...

No, you are wrong.

iPhones can send MMS pictures and videos in a perfectly normal way... no need for tricks or complicated steps. I merely pick someone's phone number in my address book and send what I want to send. No complications at all.

12 posted on 11/17/2009 8:28:48 PM PST by Swordmaker (Remember, the proper pronunciation of IE is "AAAAIIIIIEEEEEEE!)
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To: Swordmaker

MMS only became enabled on Iphones a few months ago. For about 2+ years of the iPhones existence, it wasn’t, and was one of the biggest gripes by users of the phone. It was a discrace it took them that long to finally turn it on.


19 posted on 11/17/2009 9:03:15 PM PST by Proud_USA_Republican ("The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.")
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To: Swordmaker

Are you talking about the 3G? because the first release of the iPhone is not capable of sending MMS.


26 posted on 11/18/2009 4:05:14 AM PST by MajorThomas (Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.)
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