We can’t say we’re surprised to see that someone else is suing Apple over iPhone issues. This time the matter in question is the lack of MMS support or better said AT&T’s approach to this new iPhone functionality. Deborah Carr is the name of the disgruntled consumer that filed a lawsuit in Ohio against Apple and AT&T for “violating laws against deceptive trade practices and with breach of contract.”

And it looks like MMS support is very dear to this particular customer. Deborah Carr wants $5 million from Apple. What do you think happens next? Will Apple settle the trial and pay? Or will we see AT&T finally allow iPhone owners to send and receive as many MMS messages as they choose to?

In Apple’s and AT&T’s defense, MMS is supposed to be available in late summer so we have about a month left to see what happens.

via informationweek

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