The Tech For 8/3/09: AT&T Latest Move With The IPhone

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FISA supporters making up for a past mistake
Three months after Apple wowed Mac fans with the iPhone 3GS unveiling--and AT&T simultaneously disappointed the same masses because its iPhone users would not be able to take advantage of one of the devices most-touted features, MMS, or multimedia text messaging--AT&T now says it will enable iPhone MMS on September 25.
Happiness for I-Phone users, but AT&T and Mac of course have happiness for their own reasons....obviously.

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