Re: AT&T: SWIRLYMMS WORKS ON IPHONE ---FINALLY---

So far, so good.
I can still send and receive MMS.
The key is to put your SIM in another phone, then log into MediaNet website. Just for grins, I had MediaNet push some settings to the phone. I used weather. You can use whatever you want.
After that, put your SIM back in your iPhone and rock on!
I've attached a pic of what my settings are. I don't think the "User Agent" matters except when you are receiving an MMS. This basically tells the sender network what kind of device it's sending to. Since the iPhone doesn't send MMS out of the box, some networks may not know how to handle resizing the picture.
I also have a family text package. It's the only way I could get off the iPhone text package.
I was pretty much at the end of my rope, but after I got my hands on another AT&T phone (in my case a Blackberry Curve), I was able to get thing up and running.
If you want to send MMS, you can. Just have to spend some time jumping through hoops to do it.
By the way, I do occasionally get an error when I try to send. But if I try again, it works. It's not the "forbidden" error, so I assume it's just a connection error. Swirly might not be capable of retransmits or something. Who knows?
I can still send and receive MMS.
The key is to put your SIM in another phone, then log into MediaNet website. Just for grins, I had MediaNet push some settings to the phone. I used weather. You can use whatever you want.
After that, put your SIM back in your iPhone and rock on!
I've attached a pic of what my settings are. I don't think the "User Agent" matters except when you are receiving an MMS. This basically tells the sender network what kind of device it's sending to. Since the iPhone doesn't send MMS out of the box, some networks may not know how to handle resizing the picture.
I also have a family text package. It's the only way I could get off the iPhone text package.
I was pretty much at the end of my rope, but after I got my hands on another AT&T phone (in my case a Blackberry Curve), I was able to get thing up and running.
If you want to send MMS, you can. Just have to spend some time jumping through hoops to do it.
By the way, I do occasionally get an error when I try to send. But if I try again, it works. It's not the "forbidden" error, so I assume it's just a connection error. Swirly might not be capable of retransmits or something. Who knows?