The lack of MMS on the iPhone was one major disappointment. According to recent news, the MMS is certainly happening for iPhone users too. Telia customers might be the first ones to get a MMS application developed by Telia itself.

Independently from that Mobispine says that the application will be branded to each carrier and it will be distributed from the App Store. Is Apple OK with someone else providing a feature they should have included from the start? We’ll keep you updated on this

via Engadget

Tags: Apple, Apple, iPhone, mms, Mobile News, Mobile Software, Mobispine, Other Brands, Telia

So did you get that unlimited plan from Virgin Mobile? You know, the one we were talking about last week? I’ll take your silence as a No! Good! You can sign up with Alltel and get one of their My Circle plans. Basically you can chose 5, 10 or 20 numbers to talk all you want. That’s unlimited calling with any number from any other American network.
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We have to keep up with AT&T leaks as they are a dependable May 2008… AT&T you have some explaining to do about the black iPhone. I mean sure, that’s no news, we’ve had rumors before but we were told black is ..rumors source. Most of the times those rumors tend to predict the actual future events, no matter how hard AT&T’s representatives would try to deny them later. According to their latest leak, the 3G iPhone will have MMS support.

Wow, really? I mean I almost checked some unofficial WWDC coverages to see what Steve had to say about those MMS but I am fairly sure I’m not going to get any proof of that. If we’re going to take AT&T’s word on it, the iPhone will have, besides regular SMS support, MMS support too. That means you could actually send pictures and videos and what not via MMS from an AT&T 3G iPhone.

Did AT&T discover the wheel? How come other carriers around the world aren’t getting ready for any of this? Probably because no matter what iPhone generation we are talking about, there’s no MMS support, no video calls, no copy paste and the list can go on.

If this is a test rumor, we are not biting. Better do your homework AT&T and leak at least a partially believable news.

With the recent launch of Thrrum MMS Search, camera phone users now have one more reason to be excited. Now, all the users have to do is take a picture of any text – books, product labels, or any printed material – with their camera phones and send the picture using the Multimedia Message Service (MMS) to m@thrrum.com. The user then gets the low down about the text sent directly to the user’s phone.

The new Thrrum MMS Search helps people get the information that they need with just a few key presses on their phones. It’s easy, convenient, and nifty. What’s more, it’s free of charge for AT&T wireless subscribers in the US.

After the introduction of this new search feature, the sales of camera phones are sure to grow in numbers. The Thrrum MMS Search not only gives the people a new hype, it’s actually something that can be of help to them — presenting a new approach to innovativeness and learning. Bad news for those who have plans of copying this MMS Search technology, though – an extensive suite of patents pending worldwide protects this piece of genius.

via: mobile88