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Twitter, Orange Rock MMS in the U.K.

November 17th, 2009 | No Comments

Twitter said it is bringing multimedia messaging to the U.K. with the help of France Telecom-owned Orange UK, allowing users to send pictures to their friends. Users can send picture messages (MMS) thanks to Snapshot, a special Website that automatically posts the link directly to Twitter in a tweet and allow followers to add comments. Users can take a photo with their Orange mobile phone, select send via MMS or send multimedia message and send it to 86444. Twitter users will soon be able to tweet to each other via their TV sets while watching football, news, entertainment shows and films.
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Twitter Nov. 16 said it is bringing text and multimedia tweets to the U.K. with the help of France Telecom-owned
Orange UK, allowing users to send pictures to their friends.
Orange UK customers
will be able to update their own tweets, send direct messages to other Twitter
users an…


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Early Reports Mixed on iPhone MMS Experience

September 27th, 2009 | No Comments

Most people were pleased to be able to add the new service. However, as might be expected with anything that is new, others were not enthralled with the new capability — one that many other less-expensive mobile phones have had for years.
– A software extension that enables multimedia messaging for iPhones became
available on Apple’s iTunes App Store Sept. 25. While many people shrugged off
work to download and check out the new feature, the early reports were
generally mixed on how well it actually performs.

Most people were ple…


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iPhone MMS Feature Adds Another Challenge for ATandT’s Network

September 4th, 2009 | No Comments

For iPhone users in New York and San Francisco, the news that AT T will be launching MMS messaging capabilities later in September perhaps may be bittersweet. Despite the potential of 3G wireless, in heavy-traffic areas the network’s speeds can feel closer to dial-up.
– AT amp;T
has announced that it will finally begin offering Multimedia Messaging Service
capability to iPhone users on Sept.25, a feature that carriers around the
world have been offering but that AT amp;T has so far not provided for its
eager U.S. customers.

While this is cause for celebra…


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MMS finally gets a launch date from AT&T

September 4th, 2009 | No Comments

I have only wanted to send a MMS message a few times in recent memory and unfortunately, my iPhone wouldn’t do it. I once complained to a friend who uses a Blackberry who scoffed that his device has been able to do MMS forever.

AT&T has finally answered the MMS dreams of iPhone users and has [...]

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ATandT Finally Bringing MMS to the iPhone

September 4th, 2009 | No Comments

AT T attempts to soothe disgruntled Apple iPhone owners, who had been promised multimedia messaging service (MMS) capability with the iPhone’s latest software upgrade, by confirming an MMS rollout date on September 25.
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Following a delay that
annoyed many of Apple iPhone-owning AT amp;T customers, the wireless carrier
announced Thursday it will launch its multimedia messaging service (MMS) for
the iPhone on September 25. AT amp;T said it understood customers are “eager”
for an update on the plan…


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iPhone MMS may be coming soon

August 12th, 2009 | No Comments

As slick and powerful as the new iPhone 3GS is, it still lacks a basic feature that users of other devices like the Blackberry take for granted — MMS. You can’t shoot a pic with the iPhone and then just send it to a pal over MMS, you have to email it.

CNET reports that it [...]

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MMS on first-gen iPhone: how badly do you want it?

June 30th, 2009 | No Comments

Dear first-gen iPhone owner, how badly do you want MMS on your phone? Thanks to hacking community, now you can enjoy MMS capability on your original iPhone with default SMS/MMS app and O.S 3.0!
Gizmodo wrote:
…here we are with a truly integrated MMS experience courtesy of the all-powerful hacking community. Granted, there have been MMS apps [...]

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