Photos and MMS?

Nkoli coomac at gmail.com
Tue May 27 04:42:42 CEST 2008


On Mon, May 26, 2008 at 10:38 AM, Tilman Baumann <tilman at baumann.name>
wrote:

>
> MMS is in fact so unpopular that even Apple decided to drop it altogether
> on the iPhone.
>
> But i agree, it is used. This might justify some work on this topic in the
> future. But not right now.
>
>  it isn't as though email is replacing it.
>>
> Sadly not (yet). But i can see a change happening here.
> Internet[tm] becomes more and more relevant on phones. The iPhone leads
> this trend with many users and other phones don't fall short on this front
> too.
>

Using Apple's decisions to determine what is/isn't popular in the mobile
world is not really the greatest idea. This is after all the company that
neglected (and is still refusing) to include flash support on their phone.
This is also the company that concluded no one sends messages to multiple
recipients and no one likes to customize their phones. A quick search will
reveal that a huge chunk of consumers disagree with those decisions.

MMS is alive and well amongst the masses and email will only replace it when
all phones have push email capabilities with little to no packet data
charges.
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