Apple and AT&T promised MMS (i.e., photo and video messaging) would make its way to the iPhone in "late summer." Apparently their idea of late summer is actually early fall—specifically, September 25th.According to AT&T, they needed the extra time "to make sure our network is ready to handle what we expect will be a record volume of MMS traffic." Fair enough, though with the habitual bugginess of these sorts of iPhone rollouts, we'll be surprised if everything goes smoothly. (Then again, if everything does go smoothly, I guess we shouldn't necessarily be so hard on AT&T—about this, at least.)
As Gizmodo points out, users waiting for iPhone data tethering will have to keep on waiting, as no date has been set for that much wanted feature. And remember, the free MMS feature will only be available to 3G users (that leaves 1st gen folks out in the cold.) [via Gizmodo]
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