OK, so I sent email as instructed. That was Friday. Have not heard a thing from AT&T. Fail (again).

Jim, we're having a representative look into your case. Please have patience.

Seems logical enough to me that I posted it on my blog. It fits with at&t public statement of "late summer" and also fits a possible 3.1 release which has the updated att carrier file.

But AT&T has very publicly denied the $55 tethering price, it was on here just last week. I'm guessing closer to $30-35

What a joke, can you say jailbreak.

Chris, This article is incorrect. Tethering will not cost $55 and there has been no date publicly announced. We will be sure to provide details on tethering release date and pricing when they become available.

As for MMS - it is still slated for late summer.

Late Summer Is A Ludicrous Answer That's Like Saying Sometime In 2009. Its A Stupid Answer. Why does It Take so Long? Please Explain The Process For Getting MMS Ready.

AT&T just don't wanna tell us the "Dam' truth....

Mind changing article.. Really liked it.......

There are some good points in this article and I don't think AT&T deserves all of the abuse it gets, even here. BUT, I think they have dropped the ball pretty badly on both the 3G rollout and MMS/Tethering on the iPhone. And the cost for txting on the iPhone is ridiculous. That being said, my AT&T service has been very good for the last 7 years that I've had it.

AT&T deserves much more credit for what is great about the iPhone rather than what is wrong with the device. The most interesting portion of this article was the fact that Verizon wanted to force the V-CAST software on the iPhone and that would have handicapped so many of the features that have made the iPhone a gamechanger. AT&T was willing to ... See Moregive Apple free reign, which no other provider would have and it changed the industry. I also find it interesting that hardly anyone takes into account that if AT&T were to release features like MMS and tethering on the iPhone when software 3.0 was released that there may have been issues because they weren't ready to go public to so many iPhone users. It takes time to implement this technology when such a large portion of your customer base is going to use these features extensively when they are launched. What would you prefer, waiting a few months for the features to be ready or countless error messages?

Well Verizon got offered the iPhone before AT&T got it. But Verizon had to give up a TON of customer support and they weren't allowed to insure it.

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