AT&T Network 101 & MMS Availability Update

His eyes... they're staring straight into my soul... so creepy.

This is unbelievable! Why doesn't ATT give credit or something for FREE!!! They need to satisfy their shareholders but customers!!!

They should kiss the .... and thank Apple for Iphone.... I hate ATT

ATT coverage is awful in the Boston area, I can't wait till my contract is up.

You cannot be serious, AT&T. Every day you have more iPhone users who will hop to Verizon the same day they are able to offer Apple's superior product. You failed to plan for this growth and this is the best you can put out there?? Really a letdown, you can do better.

@xmusicxfrk - That's part of the problem; ATT delayed release of MMS because they KNEW they didn't have the infrastructure to support it; however those of us that hacked our phones have been doing it and more (mobile tethering, etc) and that creams the network.. my phone is still jailbroken but ive stopped tethering and other network hogging apps!

I just moved into a more urban area in Utah and I've dropped 75% of my calls with ATT in my new neighborhood since I moved in. How frustrating is this when you are in a population center and regardless of the time of day I can't use a service that I pay $90/mo for?!

AT&T better act fast! lol

Have you considered emailing your pictures? It allows for the file to be larger and the picture quality to be higher. MMS only allows for a very small file size (not sure exactly but it is like 225kb)

The 850 MgHz spectrum is not as easy to acquire as you may think. It must be bought from a company that is already using it. If someone is already using it, then the FCC must approve ATT to purchase the license. In essence, they must buy out the company that already has it. So... it takes a while becuase ATT must buy all of these companies out. Tough task. For example, the acquistion of Centennial Wireless has taken the FCC/DOJ nearly a year to approve. Duh... it's gonna take a while.

AT&T Already owns 850Mhz, I think... they've used it for Analog and TDMA until last year.