[bbplayer5]

how about Rogers in canada? whats their server?

[Eurisko]

Originally Posted by bbplayer5

how about Rogers in canada? whats their server?

@pcs.rogers.com

[reznor9]

Apple looks toward the future, not the past. They were the first company to drop floppy drives from their computers, and most other followed suit. same goes here. Email is the way to go, not MMS.

and with the app store, there are now IM apps that maybe will replace SMS and may or may not be able to send pics or at least links to pics... they first have to give PUSH access to these apps and we will be free from MMS and SMS charges... that would in my book justify the $10 increase they added to the iPhones internet plan.

[defmute]

Now all I have to do is memorize which friend is on which network and their corresponding address.

SWEET.

[Eurisko]

Originally Posted by defmute

Now all I have to do is memorize which friend is on which network and their corresponding address.

Well, if MMS is of the utmost importance to you, just add the their phones email address to your contacts.

[Panth383]

I think it would be a good idea to have an app that remembers your friends phones email. There could be a select list from all the providers and it could add it to your contacts for you

[97vrsix]

So what your saying is, no matter what service...ATT, t-mo, each your going to miss things the other has...T-mo can MMS, I Guess ATT can't?

But then again VVM is out for a long time for T-mo user....

any company able to use it all?

[reznor9]

Originally Posted by defmute

Now all I have to do is memorize which friend is on which network and their corresponding address.

SWEET.

i actually have my contacts set up with their phone#@carrier.com setup... so its easy as pie... now getting them to send me mms via my email address is a little more of a hassle for them.

[whateverman24791]

Originally Posted by reznor9

i actually have my contacts set up with their phone#@carrier.com setup... so its easy as pie... now getting them to send me mms via my email address is a little more of a hassle for them.

same, works like a charm. don't even miss mms anymore

[Travace]

here is the cricket addy as i found it via google
@mms.myCricket.com

I just tested it out with my mother and i keept getting the failed to delive email back. I dont think her phone is MMS compatable tho cause she keep talking about AIM and some other BS so i dont know wtf is with her phone.

So i tested it with my sister in law and she received the picture in her txt msg just fine

[corizzle]

what sucks is if you don't know the recipient's carrier. or if they don't know how to send a picture to an email address, or if their phone doesn't allow them to send to an email address. just simply HAVING mms would be a lot easier than having to explain to my friends, "i don't have picture messaging on my $400 phone, so you have to send it to my email. sorry for the hassle."

=/

[Travace]

yes corizzle we all want the real deal but this is not something to complain about here ...you should be thanking this person for at least giving us a half of a work around... id much rather be able to send a pic to family's phone directly then not be able to as most people i would send pics to dont have internet and email capabilitys like the iphone.

[whateverman24791]

just deal

[wao1201]

From what "whateverman24791" said ~

Wow... I heard some of that before ~

THX !

So~

How can I recive a MMS on my iPhone ?

IDK the mail's passwork ...

How can I set up ?

THX!

[dillonsmith9147]

Originally Posted by EmericAn

Downside is Im sure it still wont work for AT&T users. We are the ones most pissed!

Originally Posted by D to the M

I just wanna double check, NO ATT users for Swirly to work? I thought it may have just been me.

um guys, swirly works for att, when i had my first gen iphone i had it and used it, or at least i could send, i nvr recieve mms neways