Apple gets to tackle yet another class action lawsuit regarding delayed MMS support on American iPhone. This time, the case's plaintiff, Alabama resident Clyde Franklin, has charged both Apple and AT&T of misleading the public on MMS availability, with promises that it would become an option on the iPhone 3G and 3GS with the arrival of the v3.0 firmware. It did not, and Franklin notes...

A lot of iPhone users and mobile marketers were certainly disappointed with the longer-than expected wait for MMS service to become available for their beloved handset through AT&T. But, until now, no one was actually willing to file a lawsuit over it. Over the weekend, however, a class action lawsuit was filed as a result of Apple

Recently, both Apple and AT&T found themselves named in two class action lawsuits regarding the current lack of MMS support for the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS. iPhone OS 3.0 includes support for MMS, but so far AT&T hasn't enabled the feature and apparently at least some iPhone owners feel that they've been misled per an article on the Mac Observer.

I can say without hesitation that it was only a matter of time before we would see someone bring suit against Apple and/or AT&T in regards to the lack of MMS — and it appears as if that time has come. Basically, what we have is a class action lawsuit out of Louisiana, that is said

Once again it appears AT&T and Apple are facing the courts; this time it is because of the iPhone MMS feature, as a class action lawsuit has been files in a Louisiana district court which cites the Unfair Trade Practices Act for that state reports mobilewire. The word is that 10,000 people are accusing AT&T

Fed up with AT&T (NYSE: T)’s flaky service, inflated claims of iPhone performance or just tired of Big Blue’s logo? Well, you’re going to have to keep it to yourself. AT&T has baked into their contracts a set of terms and conditions that explicitly prohibit any AT&T customer from joining a class-action lawsuit against the

BetaNews.com reports in Louisiana a class action lawsuit has been filed against Apple and AT&T on the grounds that Apple's "print and video advertisements [for the iPhone 3G S] in and on television, the Internet, the radio, newspapers, and direct mailers all touted the availability of MMS," but yet these features still don't exist.Post from: Talk iPhone 3GAT&T & Apple MMS ...

It isn’t the first, and I assume it’s not going to be the last either. Apple and AT&T are facing a new putative class action from an iPhone user who alleges that the companies misrepresented the phone’s MMS (multimedia messaging service) capabilities. Clyde Bernard Franklin filed the complaint (case 1:2009cv00704) in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Alaba...

Clyde Bernard Franklin filed a complaint in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Alabama two days ago. The subject of this complaint was a class action lawsuit that alleges that Apple and AT&T misrepresented the iPhones MMS capabilities. Details of this case is pretty sketchy, and this isnt the first time a

In the middle of August, AT&T (NYSE: T) was on the receiving end of a class action lawsuit in Louisiana for not enabling MMS on the iPhone as they said they would by the end of the summer. Even though it ended up arriving September, another suit has bubbled up in Alabama. iPhone owner Clyde