Multiple sources have provided MacDailyNews with an internal AT&T memo that highlights the company's recent milestones and successes: 1. Fact of the Week: On June 25, the day Michael Jackson died, text messages sent on our network spiked at 65,000 messages per second — the largest volume ever recorded — surpassing events like American Idol voting and New Year'...
AT&T has begun sending text messages to iPhone users notifying them about the launch of MMS support for iPhones starting on Friday September 25. The new service will finally make it possible for iPhone users in the US to send and receive picture messages over the SMS portion of the cell network.
Dragon Dictation is a cool, free little app that allows you to write emails or text messages just by talking into your iPhone, because it transmogrifies your speech into text. In fact, Im using it to write this. Well, sorta. As documented by the above-left screenshot, even with the most pristine elocution I could muster,
When it comes to sending text messages, I am far from fast. I can’t really blame my slow message composition on the on-screen keyboard of my iPhone. I am just as slow texting on a Blackberry as I am on my iPhone. Some people out there can send text messages faster than I type on
An internal memo from AT&T has been intercepted by MacDailyNews saying that the week that the iPhone 3GS launched, several company records were broken. Interestingly, one of the more unexpected records broken in the memo had nothing to do with the iPhone, and everything to do with the late Prince of Pop, Michael Jackson. You can check out the full text of the document after the break.
If you update your iPhone 3G to iPhone OS 3.0 or if you have iPhone 3GS then you have new feature: MMS aka "Multimedia Messaging Service". What’s that? With MMS you can send pictures (iPhone 3G) and videos (iPhone 3GS only) - the same way as you send text messages aka
US President Barack Obama has received thousands of text messages about Africa after he asked people to send questions before his trip to Ghana on Friday, reports the BBC. Mr Obama will answer a number of texts - which will be selected by journalists from Senegal, Kenya and South Africa. ... The president's media adviser, Macon Phillips, told the BBC's Network Africa programme he wanted ...
If you need a way to send emails and text messages without having to actually type them out on your iPhone, Nuance has new software offering for you. Dragon Dictation debuted today allowing you to compose emails and texts with your voice for free. Time has offered up its top ten gadgets for 2009 and has
