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AT&T complains to FCC that Google is violating telecomm laws, Verizon-drops-Palm-Pre rumor "off base," some Windows 7 PCs to ship October 12 Verizon may drop Palm Pre plans, Yahoo! finally brands Flickr, AT&T plans iPhone MMS update via iTunes tomorrow

iPhone 3G and 3GS MMS activated on AT&T

MacRumors: http://bit.ly/1vaOJj

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Mobile | by Samuel Axon | Fri Sep 25, 2009 2:46PM | 0 comments

After months of expectation, iPhone 3G and 3GS owners can now use MMS (multimedia messaging service) to send images over the cellular network. Just connect your iPhone to your computer, load up iTunes, and click "Check for Update." You'll have to reboot your phone. After that, there will be a camera icon next to the text box in the text messaging app. Have fun!

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