The big day has come and gone. September 25th marked the launch of MMS on the iPhone, and guess what? It doesn't work.
Here we are 3 days past the launch date, and many AT&T customers still can't send or receive an MMS message. All we see is the dreaded red ! fail badge.
Yet again we find that the weakest link in the iPhone experience has nothing to do with the Hardware, the Software or Apple itself. It's the network.
Get your act together, AT&T.
Tick tock, tick tock. It's February, Apple, can we get the iPhone Developer's Toolkit?
OK, so it's only the 5th of February, and maybe I'm a bit impatient. Still, many iPhone customers have been longing for this release since the phone was announced. With the SDK comes the great possibility that the iPhone reaches its true potential as a mobile computer. Games? A Flash Plugin? Remote Desktop? A Skype Client? It's easy to imagine the possibilities.
Waiting is the hardest part. Speculating, however, is very, very exciting...
