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MMS-capabilities coming soon to a Swedish iPhone?
Engadget —
Filed under: Cellphones The oft-bemoaned lack of certain, um... capabilities of the the iPhone is forcing individual companies to take desperate measures, it seems. It's not entirely clear, but MacWorld says it's confirmed with Telia that the Swedish-Finnish carrier's developing an MMS-enabling app for the iPhone. MacWorld says the app will hit the market in the next two months, which is great news for everyone in ...
iPhone MMS Coming To Swedish iPhones Soon? SwirlySpace?
MacBlogz - One Stop Apple News —
Swedish sources reveal information regarding MMS functionality that is currently missing from the iPhone. The country’s cell carrier Telia Sonera is said to be bringing the feature to Swedish iPhone users.
In a post on swedish website MacWorld, Mikael Markander explains that the site can confirm Swedish iPhones will soon be getting MMS functionality, even though iPhone users in America are still lacking the feature. TeliaSonera is currently the cell carrier offering Apple’s iPhone 3G in Sweden, and Markander claims he has confirmed with them that the functionality is indeed coming.
According to Bengt Olsson, Corporate Communications for TeliaSonera’s content, will provide ...
TeliaSonera may offer iPhone MMS app in Sweden
Infinite Loop —
[image] One iPhone complaint that has been hanging around since the device was launched is the lack of support for Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) messages. Sure, there are some MMS applications out there, but they either require a jailbroken iPhone or don't provide full, carrier-based MMS functionality. There may yet be some hope for MMS on the iPhone 3G, however. In a recent interview with Macworld, a TeliaSonera spokesperson said that the carrier has plans to offer an official MMS application ...
Apple authorizes MMS on the iPhone, but not for US users
AppleInsider —
... Published: 11:00 AM EST Swedish iPhone owners will soon have something they can hold over the heads of most other users of the touchscreen handset: an Apple-sanctioned way of sending and receiving picture and video messages. According to a report published by Macworld Sweden , Apple has given the go-ahead to its regional wireless partner Telia to develop its own MMS application for the iPhone. MMS (or Multimedia Messaging Service) functionality has stood out among a short list of glaring omissions from the otherwise cutting-edge handset. The cellular standard, which can ...
News: MMS coming to iPhone via re-branded Mobispine app
iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond —
image Following a report from MacWorld Sweden ( Translated Link ) claiming that iPhone carrier Telia would soon offer a Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) application for its iPhone customers, mobile services company Mobispine has announced that it is developing a native MMS application for the iPhone. According to a posting on the company’s blog, Mobispine will sell a specially-branded version of its MMS application to operators, who in turn will make it available to users via the App Store. It is currently unclear whether Mobispine will be able to receive approval from Apple for the MMS application.
MMS Coming to iPhone -- In Sweden?!?
Mac|Life all RSS Feed —
sweden The rest of the world obviously has it better than the United States. The Asian markets gets iPhone robots and Square Enix games, Finland has the Roomba cat , and now Sweden gets MMS for the iPhone. What has Sweden given us? Furniture that lasts about a month. According the Macworld Sweden , Apple have given permission to Telia, the Swedish wireless carrier for the iPhone, to develop its own MMS app for the iPhone. Lack of MMS has been one of the major complaints of iPhone owners and detractors. MMS can be found on almost every other current mobile phone in the world, but for whatever reason, not the iPhone. Out of the box, the iPhone only supports SMS text messages. Methods to circumvent this include, using email for MMS ...
