The Mobispine Blog: First native MMS app for iPhone (flag)

blog.mobispine.com — As you know, Mobispine is always working on innovative ways to respond to market demands. We noticed there was a lack of an MMS on iPhone and spotted an opportunity to test our wits. I'm happy to say that once again, the Mobispine team came up trumps! We're currently the only company ready to ...

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TheAppleBlog — ... The Stockholm-based mobile services company currently provides white lable RSS reader and Desktop SMS and MMS solutions to companies looking to get their own branded mobile service. Today they announced that they are now offering yet another brandable service: MMS capability for the Apple iPhone. ...

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Where the White Labels Are: The Imaginary Beast of iPhone Carrier Value-Add
TheAppleBlog — ... So far, their hasn’t exactly been a rush of interest from their target market, which is exclusive carriers who offer the iPhone for Mobispine, and primarily that same or similar service providers for JAJAH. So what gives? People seem to want this, judging by the response to Mobispine’s blog post alone, and the frequency with which less complete and effective third-party MMS solutions pop up in the App Store. And if I could use my iPod touch as a WiFi-connected home phone inexpensively, I’d gladly replace my landline. But these companies ...