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AT & T finally gave a firm date when it support MMS to add iPhones on its network. The carrier is the function of 25 September switch through a software upgrade for the iPhone 3G and 3GS owners. Add the function will allow the iPhone running firmware 3.0 or higher, photos, videos and general data such as contact cards to send to any MMS-capable phone.

Original iPhones are not eligible for the upgrade, but it is never fully explained why this is the case. MMS is a feature common to many low-end phones and is usually not the hardware, as long as a cell phone display may subject images.

The company acknowledged that the share is just past the official “end of summer” target announced for the iPhone unveiling 3GS participated at the WWDC and the reasons for the months long delay, which allow almost any other institution to MMS from the moment saw iPhone 3.0 was available. Official say the company had its network to the probable “record ready handle” the traffic load.

News of the addition of the following two actions challenging AT & T and Apple allegedly misleading promotion of the role and as AT & T 850MHz some upgrades in the big cities like New York City, where the 1900-MHz frequency is often overloaded with iPhone customers has ended.

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