Waiting A Bit Longer

August 28th, 2009

Apple announced the MMS capabilities in June. AT&T was dragging their feet but promised to implement MMS on their network before the end of summer. Summer ends on September 19th.

iPhone owners have been clamoring not-so-quietly to use the MMS features that are still lying dormant in their devices since Apple’s iPhone 3.0 update in June. Earlier, we took another look into what the holdup might be, and as if by magic, AT&T has finally answered the call for a due date: September 25.

Why on Earth would they add the functionality in June but delay releasing it until September? That’s like selling me a large screen television and making me wait three months for a tv stand.

Does it really matter that they will be six days late? It’s not like we haven’t been waiting for three months anyway.

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