As promised, AT&T rolled out MMS services to customers beginning "late morning" on Friday. Users across the U.S. received a text message stating that "Picture and Video messaging (MMS) is now available for iPhone."
To enable MMS, you have to connect the iPhone to iTunes and click "Check for Update." You'll receive a notification that "an update to the carrier settings" is available. Click on Download and Update, then restart you iPhone after the update completes.
CTIA Conference, San Diego--AT&T Wireless CEO Ralph de la Vega bemoaned the disproportionate wireless bandwidth usage of iPhone users in a speech to wireless industry professionals here today.
Verizon has teamed with Google to bring two Android-powered phones and the Google Voice service to its network, in an effort to fight off the iPhone and its exclusive agreement with AT&T. Together.
At long last, AT&T has opened up the American iPhone to VoIP calls over its 3G wireless network. Previously, the US wireless giant had only allowed iPhone VoIP via WiFi net connections. According to an August 21 letter to the FCC.
AT&T announced today via a filing with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission that it will allow Apple to enable voice over IP applications to run on its 3G wireless data network [updated with official info].
Those looking to make cheap international calls via their iPhone may not yet be able to do so using a native Google Voice application, but that hasn’t stopped VoIP company.
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