AT&T will make multimedia messaging (MMS) available at no extra cost to customers with a text messaging bundle, according to the latest FAQ.
AT&T also reiterates that it will offer tethering capability for iPhone 3G S and iPhone 3G which is expected later in the summer.
AT&T will make multimedia messaging (MMS) available at no extra cost to customers with a text messaging bundle, according to the latest FAQ.AT&T also reiterates that it will offer tethering capability for iPhone 3G S and iPhone 3G which is expected later in the summer. You can download the entire FAQ .pdf file here.
In other news ( cause this post would be too damn short ) , Apple and AT&T have been making preparations for the launch of iPhone firmware 3.0. Here is a compilation of the changes and preparations that have been noted:
- The new MobileMe Find My iPhone feature has been live this past week.
- Push Notification support is beginning to appear in the App Store. Tap Tap Revenge [App Store] specifically has been updated to provide push notifications.
- The iPhone 3G S Firmware 3.0 has already appeared on Apple’s servers. This firmware is specifically for the new iPhone 3G S (iPhone2,1) so is not recommended to be installed on older iPhones.
- AT&T has posted a FAQ (PDF) about the iPhone 3G S and comments on MMS and tethering:Later this summer, as part of the 3.0 software, AT&T will make multimedia messaging (MMS) available at no extra cost to customers with a text messaging bundle. And, in the future, AT&T will offer tethering capability for iPhone 3G S and iPhone 3G.
- The iPhone 3.0 re-download charging message has been removed and was a bug according to AppAdvice. Re-downloading apps in 3.0 should be the same as the current firmware ( which means free).
- A couple of YouTube videos have appeared walking through the features of the new iPhone 3.0 operating system. Video 1, Video 2.
The iPhone 3.0 firmware is officially launching on June 17th.