Ugh, thanks for catching that. It's my Friday so my mind is on vacation alreadyPoor?![]()
Ugh, thanks for catching that. It's my Friday so my mind is on vacation alreadyPoor?![]()
It happens to all of us eventually.Ugh, thanks for catching that. It's my Friday so my mind is on vacation already
well its just like a sirge in trafik on there network because all these people will want to use there phone all day long and send lots of pics and stuff ya no like that bottleneck thing or something and then the calls start failing because the banwith is all eatten upI don't really understand how mass MMSing can bog down a wireless network from a major cellular carrier. Can someone explain it to me? Ahm like to be de intellectible of dis to dat, but ah aint understandin'.
Iasked that already and the answer is you can do that right now. i tried it and it workedWill I be able to IM multiple people at a time? Friends with other phones can IM a whole group of people the same message. When I've tried that, it doesn't go through and I get the error/ red exclamation mark
Not for me...I hadn't tried it for a week but after seeing your post I just tried IM'ing 3 friends at once to test it out...got the red exclamation mark.Iasked that already and the answer is you can do that right now. i tried it and it worked
lol... Europa, have you been drinkin'?well its just like a sirge in trafik on there network because all these people will want to use there phone all day long and send lots of pics and stuff ya no like that bottleneck thing or something and then the calls start failing because the banwith is all eatten up
I think it's just the fact that there are millions of iPhone users on one carrier (AT&T). That many data-hungry users would plug up any American carrier, methinks.
What I'm trying to say is, the signals from AT&T are all over the airwaves, right? I mean, it's not a solid, physical thing, so how can users bog it down. I we todd did.well its just like a sirge in trafik on there network because all these people will want to use there phone all day long and send lots of pics and stuff ya no like that bottleneck thing or something and then the calls start failing because the banwith is all eatten up
Hey, I appreciated the effort!I should have deleted that post before someone quoted it. It looks pretty bad out of context.
MMS is covered by the Texting/messaging plan, not Data.Hey,
I apologize if this is covered in this thread already, but have people had success using MMS without a data plan? Any details would be appreciated for a prospective 3G owner. Thanks!![]()