Thought this ones alittle interesting for the people wanting MMS.

Shamelessly stolen from AppleInsider (link)

I can only hope.

I am in agreeance with everyone, who says "MMS is a thing of the past, its crap, email is the way forward".

BUT

95% of my mates dont have email on their phones, so I can't send them pictures, and when they send me pics i have to go to optus' page to view.

urg.

If I had MMS? I'd probably use it. but considering I can use the twitterrific, facebook, and myspace apps, the need for MMS is less.. granted I can't really get all my technophobic bogan friends onto twitter or anything like that.

MMS is an outrageously expensive service.

Its just another case where the iphone fails against a basic Nokia. I know apple choose simplicity of features, but out of the people I know only 2 people have email on their phones, and they have iphones. EVERYONE else has mms and they all use it. And Im not talking about my bogan mates, Im talking family members. Having a 11 month old boy you usually falls a alseep in the cutest positions its annoying to have to run through the house to find my wife sony just so I can send pictures to grandmas & aunty to make then go "ohhhhh" and bring a smile to their day, these two dont even use email at home.

If garndma can find it simple enough to use mms, how does apple think its a service to complicated to leave out?

It's nothing to do with being complicated. They're trying to kill it off since it's an outrageously poor quality service for an exorbitant price.

Death to MMS, I say!

I agree death to MMS, but thats because I enjoy the capability of email on my phone!

My poor mum, how I had to teach to SMS 3 times before she could do it, loves MMS, if she is out shopping she will take a picture of something she'll think I might like, and then buy it for me if i do, which is definitely a perk.

Whilst I dont use MMS myself to send pics, I think, if its as easy as installing an app, the iPhone should have it, not everyone has an iPhone! Or an email-capable phone!

It's easy for a carrier to make these kind of apps, considering they already have web sites to view your MMS messages. Push notifications in 2.3 (?) will make it work the way users expect.

This one looks fairly polished and will be customised and re-released by each carrier.

Oh sweet, I can see the 'MMS for iPhone, only 1.99* per message sent!'

_{*not included in your monthly cap, roaming fees apply, within carriers network only, only between the hours of 11pm and 3am, and only on weekends, and only on months ending in Q}

I wonder whether Australia will get the MMS app?

I cant say I've ever used MMS more than once.

yeah i used it a lot on my last phone, but now i've created a gmail acc for the wifes n95 (which is a right prick to use web on) hopefully we'll resume swapping pics. the ability to forward and delete individual sms would more use to me.

Good for the Swedes-hope Apple will approve the MMS app.

Sweden is truly an awesome country...

yup, as soon as this is out i'm going to hook it up. apple should really just make their own app or add it to the next firmware update.

i used to use mms with my old sony phone for silly and stupid stuff -- shot a quick picture message to mates if a stumble across a fail here and there to share, these days facebooks serves as my 'mms'. i'd use it if we had it, not shattered we don't have it.